Sentence examples for moves to hang from inspiring English sources

Barbados, a much more tranquil island, completed a similar process in 2002, but has made no moves to hang anyone since.

Lloyd Doggett will have to move to hang on to the Congressional seat he won in 1994.

Goh nodded but didn't make a move to hang up the phone.

Had there been cameras at Calvary, would twenty centuries of believers have been moved to hang photographs of the scene on their altarpieces and in their homes?

Democrats said the opening they saw on the issue was reflected in the aggressive way they had moved to hang Mr. Ryan's budget over Mr. Romney's candidacy.

In a move to hang on to relevance in the business market, the Waterloo company has officially released their Mobile Fusion device management platform, which aims to simplify how businesses manage a fleet of iOS, Android, and BlackBerry devices.

His body was later moved, to hang in chains alongside those of his colleagues at Edgware.

Hatchments were a special lozenge-shaped painted coat of arms which was displayed on the house of the deceased for a mourning period, before usually being moved to hang in the church.

Much as they adore the dusty splendor of North Fork farm country, they did not move there to hang out and make O.K. wine, just as they did not open Home to hang out and make O.K. food.

Making local friends changes the whole game You're not moving abroad to hang out with Americans.

At some point we move outside to hang out in the abandoned dodgems, before eventually passing out as the sun comes up.