Sentence examples for start hanging around from inspiring English sources

Actually, they have one separate cliche: teens from out of town find it hard to fit in so they start hanging around with social misfits or goths or beatniks or vampires suffering from social anxiety disorders.

The younger children drop out of school and start hanging around on the street so they find glue, which ushers them into other drugs.

Start hanging around with her friends.

Don't start hanging around him/her more than your real and close friends.

They might start hanging around with your friends, instead of you if you let them find their own friends.

If he did say no, then take a break from him for a couple days and then start hanging around with him and his buddies, make it look like it was miss understanding.

Started hanging around with them and that's basically it".

But at 17, my daughter started hanging around with different people; her straight-A grades dropped and her attitude changed.

But Mourinho didn't like the way Avram Grant started hanging around and whispering in the owner's ear in 2007, so he left.

If so, grey wolves must have started hanging around human settlements for food scraps: the step from scavenger to hunting companion would have taken many generations.

Now, here I was, midnight in a hotel lobby bar in west London, with my friend doing the equivalent of telling me that he had started hanging around outside schools.