Sentence examples for quite hanging from inspiring English sources

Newcastle aren't quite hanging on, but they've certainly been second best.

It looked somehow forlorn, rumpled, and not quite clean, hanging there from Brace's hand.

I nervously took my seat in the anteroom alongside several other gentlemen — "real" cartoonists (as opposed to me, the neophyte) — all easygoing guys who, unlike me, were quite comfortable hanging out there.

I'll admit that I have an unlocked iPhone and I'm quite happy hanging out with 1.0.2 until the good men and women of the Dev Team inevitably crack through this next layer of security.

"Back then publishing for me was quite literally hanging out in a photocopying shop.

While there's nothing quite like hanging with friends in person, consider how you'd like to connect with your pals.

There are psychological tricks of the trade that all the pros use to keep people from quite literally hanging up on them or banging the door in their faces.

Bands are, if not quite dead, then hanging on to the coat-tails of this zeitgeist.

Oddly, it has a clone of Romney (or worse) heading the (conservative) Liberal Party and a quite liberal Labor Party hanging on to a slender majority in Parliament.

It was not an armpit reek of stale sweat announcing that the suit needed a trip to the cleaner's; it was more a closet smell, as though the suit had been hanging quite a while in an airless space.

Both seemed to belong to an older era – on the Picador book cover of Trout Fishing In America, Brautigan looks like he would have been quite at home hanging with the Band at Big Pink.