Sentence examples for is often hanging from inspiring English sources

Since the fate of humanity is often hanging in the balance, science fiction rarely has a problem with dramatic stakes.

He says he sees himself as "more of a producer than a director"; and, as much of his work relies on collaboration, he is often hanging out with dancers, musicians and fabricators.

"When they were travelling along, I was often hanging outside the cab with the camera or fixing cameras on the front bonnet or inside looking forward.

These younger retirees are often hanging on as well as they can, until they turn age 65 and can begin to be covered under Medicare.

No species prejudice here…the rough-tooth dolphin is often spotted hanging out with pilot whales and other types of dolphin.

He is often seen hanging around with his best friend Patrick, who lives on the same street as SpongeBob two doors down.

The staminate is often arranged in hanging chains of flowers called catkins, and the pistillate sometimes is.

The East African hibiscus (H. schizopetalus), a drooping shrub with deeply lobed red petals, is often grown in hanging baskets indoors.

Foam tape is often used for hanging posters, but Stephen Cornell, the owner of Brownies Hardware in San Francisco, warns customers against it.

In addition, electrolytic coating of wire with all types of metal is often done by hanging coils from current-carrying C-hooks or bars into long vats, which have anodes installed and are filled with electrolyte.

He was often seen hanging around Goma, one of Congo's biggest cities, playing tennis at the Ihusi Hotel or swigging drinks at various nightclubs.