Sentence examples for needs hanging from inspiring English sources

Which either means (a) his washing now needs hanging out; (b) he's going to be a bit less moody for about three weeks or so; or (c) he's resigned.

Next, anything else that doesn't need hanging up – fold it or roll it.

There is no need hanging around people who consistently point you to the problems and not the way forward.

As long as you keep everything immaculately tidy and exactly in the place it is designed for, and also you don't have anything more than like two coats and one pair of trousers that need hanging up, this is a very ideal space.

If you've had an old lawn chair or another piece of furniture you don't really need hanging out back there, it's time to throw it out.

Yet, even in this moment of deranged passion, the city manifested its complex character: needing a hanging rope, the mob descended on a shop and bought one.

"Everybody's on the edge, and I don't need people hanging around my kitchen messing with the morale of the paid guys," said Michael White, the chef and an owner of Alto and Convivio and, soon, Marea.

Better was Balanchine's "Tarantella," danced by Catherine Hurlin and Kyle Torres-Hiyoshi; Mr. Torres-Hiyoshi in particular has something of the panache and rubato needed here, hanging in the air in a series of jumps and teasingly prolonging one step with just the thieflike quality that reminded me that "rubato" means "stolen".

And even though it would be a couple of weeks before she recovered fully, she also didn't need me hanging around every minute of the day.

If needed, attach hanging mounts after drying.

You'll need a hanging fruit basket.