Sentence examples for long hanging from inspiring English sources

His arms are long, hanging in a dangling fashion to his knees. . . .

She stood for too long, hanging on to the pile of bedding, looking down at me, seeing me and not seeing me.

It bears long, hanging clusters of violet-blue pansylike flowers and has oval leaves so rough as to be likened to sandpaper.

Perhaps the most ingenious use of a column of writing is on four long, hanging silk banners from the 18th century.

Once in possession, however, their lack of ideas was startling and Peterborough coped with a series of long, hanging balls with conspicuous ease.

One commuter likened the station to "the log ride at Disney World" because of its cavelike appearance, which includes stalagmites growing from fixtures and hundreds of stalactites, some a foot long, hanging from the ceiling.

Just to the left in the front hall hangs a sweet lithograph by Philip Guston, depicting trousers and a long scarf hanging from hooks, and boots on the floor.

Tippet, long, narrow, cloth streamer, usually white, worn around the arm above the elbow, with the long end hanging down to the knee or to the ground.

It was late and I lay in my dark bedroom, long silences hanging between us.

It has a long head, hanging ears, a deep chest, and a pointed tail.

To get to know her, to grow fond of her, you had to spend a long time hanging around.