Sentence examples for point to hang from inspiring English sources

Most of us, perhaps even the great majority of us who grew up in big urban communities, have to make a decision at some point to hang out or get out.

Despite being on track for a personal best with five laps to go, the teacher said he could feel his rivals running away from him and said it marked a good point to hang up his spikes.

With nine laps to go, O'Shea suddenly entered the gold medal frame as he gained a late lap with the Olympic champion Lasse Norman Hansen, but Gaviria had taken point after point to hang on to the gold medal, although in the end he was level on omnium points with O'Shea and Kluge, with Viviani two more behind.

When Salon's Daniel D'Addario asked O'Donnell why he agreed to the role, he said, "Because I miss show business so desperately that I will do anything short of pornography at this point to hang around sets and have fun".

Back in the day, John Wayne would motor across the water from his manse at Duke's Point to hang in the bar with the two Ronnies (Colman and Reagan).

Remember that your old friends are still around, so make it a point to hang out with them in person once in a while.

If journalists aspire to protect the public, then producing stories that allow debunked climate science denial talking points to hang in the air like a bad smell is not going to cut it.

The third set was becoming a far more hard-fought affair with Goodall successfully saving six break points to hang on for a 3-2 lead.

To their credit, Kent matched Essex blow by blow, also securing a full points bag to hang on, 24 points off the top spot, with two matches to play.

My job at that point is to hang on, let it play out, and then ask the right questions.

This may sound like a sufficiently major plot point on which to hang a story, but for Ms. Groff it's just a teaser.