Sentence examples for now hung up from inspiring English sources
The latter was supposed to have been achieved by next week, but is now hung up on bickering between Mr. Barak and Mr. Arafat over a land transfer on the West Bank.
Derek, who cruised for several years and had found it "quite compulsive at times", has now hung up his cruising boots, finding the lifestyle incompatible with his job as an adult fine arts teacher.
How did these people (dubbed hobbits by the world's press, to the fury of Brown, who now hangs up his phone at the mention of the h-word) reach Flores, which has been an island for millions of years?
When the post-party telephone conversation (which Delores tried to end several times) was over (Delores finally interrupted even more questions with "I have to go right now" and hung up the phone), she told her husband she "felt eaten alive".
Now Congress is hung up on the question of Warren Rudman.
"O.K.? Do you feel better now?" After I hung up, I went out to walk my dog, and discovered a yard sign planted in the middle of my lawn.
Why on earth do you think I'd want to hear from you now?" and I hung up.
"I have to go now," I said, and hung up.
Now, with their uniforms hung up and their muscles melted away, we'd rather not think about them anymore.
If I took it away, I wouldn't get my commission, now would I?" Charlie Brown hung up the phone, then dialled Linus.
