Sentence examples for set to hang from inspiring English sources

Bad blood is likely to be spilt; but Mr Zuma looks set to hang on.

Meanwhile, provided he can keep his nerve, shaky Mr Kuchma looks set to hang on, at least for a while.

His mother, Sonia Gandhi, seemed set to hang onto her seat in the neighbouring constituency of Rae Bareli, though perhaps with a reduced majority.

The 52-year-old Hollywood-born actor is in line to play Daisy Domergue, a tough prisoner accused of murder and set to hang for her crimes.

Neither was the timing: Mr. Muawiya's threat came one week before the prison authorities were set to hang two sectarian militants who had killed a Shiite doctor in 2004.

A ticketing scandal involving more than a quarter of the 204 countries represented at the Olympics looks set to hang over the London Games, after it emerged that an internal investigation is unlikely to be completed before the opening ceremony.

"Private" conversations, or when you take the boy out of a setting to hang out by yourselves, will instantly spark flirting rumors.

If you can't find a place to hang the can, try setting it on the edge of a fence.

Wolfsburg need one more point against Bremen at home next week to hold off Bayern or Stuttgart, a less than tall order if you consider that Werder are set to feel hung over either way after the Uefa Cup final on Wednesday night.

The four men -- identified by the Human Rights Activist News Agency in Iran as Saadat Arefi, Vahid Akbari, Javid Akbari and Houshmand Akbari -- are set to be hanged after their guilty verdict was approved recently by high court judges.

Put a lid on, bring to the boil, then simmer for up to 1 hour, until the fruit is really soft and pulpy. 2 Transfer the pulp to a jelly bag or muslin cloth and set aside to hang over a bowl for at least 5 hours (preferably overnight), covered with a tea-towel.