Sentence examples for that hung around from inspiring English sources

And after a winter of sudden and permanent departures and grief that hung around like a stubborn fog, I'd booked a flight to Albuquerque and a big S.U.V. that sat high and rode so silently you barely knew you were doing 90 until you checked the speedometer.

His father had been a Nazi collaborator and his mother almost starved to death in the winter of 1945: "You can imagine the guilt and horror that hung around in the atmosphere of our home".Eva's parents had fled persecution in Poland, and "they just loaded all that Holocaust dysfunction into the way they brought up their children.

To compound matters, Moyles has lost a million listeners since then and too many of the ones that hung around are over 30, much to the chagrin of the BBC Trust, which wants Radio 1 to concentrate on 15-29-year-olds 15-29-year-olds 15-29-year-olds 15-29-year-olds

The birds that hung around all winter are singing, the snow and ice… 2 A REPORTER ALOFT about visiting several small airports in the Northeast.

The birds that hung around all winter are singing, the snow and ice are melting, tiny buds are budding, and I've just received in the mail my Spring Handbook from the Lloyd Home & Building Centers , Inc

"The air that hung around the Dáil chamber yesterday was not one of savage murderous intent but plain naked embarrassment," Nicola Anderson writes in a parliamentary sketch in this morning's Irish Independent: "You got the feeling that if Bertie even mentioned the ex-wife and kids, they'd be out the door in a flash, holding their ears and crying, 'enough, enough!'".

This isn't an audience that hangs around; it reacts quickly and decisively.

Organochlorines are unpleasant chemicals such as dioxins and PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) produced by industry that hang around in the environment.

The four civic crises belong to the available, still contested past, the one that hangs around and starts living arguments.

Hoggard bellows like one of the drunks that hang around outside my porchway of a summer evening.

"Today it's just like the N.B.A.," Robinson said, referring to the sport that hangs around far too long into baseball weather.