Sentence examples for once hung up from inspiring English sources

She also once hung up on me.

First that the appointment of William E. Dodd as Ambassador to Germany in 1933 was a case of mistaken identity Second that he once hung up the telephone on President Roosevelt during a quarrel.

A potential landlord once hung up on me for asking about the availability of an apartment, the rent on which I clearly would never be able to swing, given my vocal range.

I once hung up the phone on Hillary Clinton.

The metamorphosis of the place where Mike Tyson once hung up his gloves at night into a holy House of God won't necessarily offer any salvation for the soul of the former world champion athlete, but considering the man once claimed to step into the ring with the intention of actually murdering his sparring partners, Tyson could probably use all of the prayers he can get.

Once I hung up the phone, that would be it.

But once he hung up his boots, Neville was unafraid to cut his formal ties to Manchester United and its dominant manager and strike out on his own.

For Atkinson – once the "life and soul of the party", according to Daley, and a big character in the dressing room – it may have been impossible to confide in his former teammates about his inner struggles once he hung up his boots.

The conference was swiftly turned into a rap song, some of Trapattoni's more bizarre phrases, particularly his sign-off, immediately entered popular usage and Strunz has since credited the outburst with setting him up for a career in the media once he hung up his boots.

Then, once again, she hung up the phone.

Once, she abruptly hung up on him, and when he called back she pretended she'd lost the signal.