Sentence examples for its hanging from inspiring English sources

As Paul Hogan came dashing down the steps of London's Tate Gallery in 1956 with a £7m Impressionist masterpiece under his arm after coolly unhooking it from its hanging place moments earlier, his picture was taken by a press photographer who happened to be waiting outside.

Finally, flip all your hair back so its hanging the correct way again and using a brush, brush it through well you finish blow drying it for straight hair.

One way to find a professional is to call a local gallery and ask who does its hanging.

The bright airy dining room is warm and welcoming, with its hanging plants, tasteful paintings and graceful drapes.

Baby Maggie's eyes were so large that they seemed to round the corner of the little face, with its hanging cheeks.

The young love it described — "Kiss me, down by the broken tree house, / Swing me upon its hanging tire" — gouged him.

The distance it incorporates by transporting words or meaning into a context where they do not literally fit explains its aura, hanging between its verbal and semantic levels.

Then they'd retire SpaceShipOne to the Smithsonian, where it would end its days hanging from the ceiling.

It consists of a disk with holes around its edge hanging horizontally from a cord, microns above another, similarly perforated plate.

Or maybe its not hanging together is the point, and I'm not getting it.

We have a chair with its arm hanging down.