Sentence examples for might be hanging from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes you might be hanging round for an hour for a delivery," said one at Thursday's protest.

Reports last summer suggested the Ikea partnership with Hanergy might be hanging in the balance after the Chinese company lost $19bn in value in a stock crash.

If you are around the Cubao Expo on a weekday afternoon, among the demi-hipsters and skaters, he just might be hanging out at Post Gallery.

Having divined a course of action, the good witch can then hint that another character should drop by the library, say, where a future spouse might be hanging out or a clue to a crime spree might be found.

One player who might be hanging up his boots imminently is Aston Villa's Martin Laursen, or so says the Mail, while the Mirror has Martin O'Neill lining up a summer spree of Joleon Lescott, Fabian Delph and Ajax's Thomas Vermaelen.

He might be hanging around the comments section of an article on the latest X-Men movie, pointing out the differences between the film adaptation and its original print incarnation.

"I don't agree that when evaluating a career you should look at the total numbers, because the last two or three years, the guy might just be hanging around to add up numbers," Mussina said.

With the emerging nations swiftly absorbing many of the service industry skills we prize (see the rendering farms in China that make high intensity design processing a snip, or the excellent architecture coming out of India) how do we maintain an upper hand when we might very well be hanging on by our fingernails?

The only time you might change something would be hanging out more after school or putting your arm around her shoulder!

Drink enough of this cider-mulled wine and it might not seem so weird to be hanging out with a talking clock.

Had United scored then we might have been hanging on.