Sentence examples for that hangs both from inspiring English sources

Sporting a smock that hangs both on and off her body, Ms. Shaw here cuts so riveting a figure in motion that it was with something of a jolt on opening night a week or two ago when the actress suddenly appeared suspended in space, immobile, while muttering was heard in the wings.

It's not so much a question mark that hangs over both, but an axe.

A senior administration official, while acknowledging the seeming contradiction, said Washington was "trying to have a policy that hangs together on both fronts," adding, "We don't see these as opposite ends of the spectrum -- human rights and cooperation against terrorism".

The Cézannes that hung in both Stein apartments were revelatory to the younger artists who flocked there.

As much, however, as he presents his search as one for concrete answers, it is another question that hangs over the whole enterprise, both his and, indeed, Banville's: "Since it seems that nothing in creation is ever destroyed, only disassembled and dispersed, might not the same be true of individual consciousness?

In "One Soldier," a very funny short film written and directed by its star, the comedian Steven Wright -- he of the cadaverous deadpan and hair that hangs from both sides of his head like tumbleweed -- he asks, "Why are we here?" And then he answers, "I think we're here because it was too crowded where we were supposed to go".

O love, that hangs as a star.

Escher poster that hangs from the ceiling.

SUZANNE: He's a deer that hangs out with lions?

It is the question that hangs over every new Steinway.

The war is a pall that hangs over everything.