Sentence examples for time of hanging from inspiring English sources

Nor have the sloping surfaces of the Maxxi museum in Rome given its curators the easiest time of hanging work.

Their knowledge regarding the proper time of hanging and maintenance of bed nets (1 3%) was also alarmingly poor.

Sometimes you need to make a decision and know when to call time, instead of hanging on.

"The show is pretty much what we were doing at the time: a lot of hanging out, playing guitar and messing around," Mr. Duke said.

No elderly person has ever thought, "If only I had spent more time working instead of hanging out with the kids I love".

I devoted most of my time to hanging around on the beach and watching the surfers.

During Cragh's interrogation, for instance, he was asked if "in his country after the time of his hanging, it was publicly and commonly ascribed, and still is ascribed, to a miracle performed by the merits of the Lord Saint Thomas that he obtained and recovered life after the hanging".

In his evidence Cragh stated that he believed himself to have been about 28 at the time of his hanging, and that his last conscious memory as he was dangling at the end of the rope was of the noise made by the crowd when Trahaern was hanged beside him.

Between the time of his hanging and his appearance at the castle Cragh may have convinced himself that he had been saved by Cantilupe, or he may simply have decided that it would be prudent for him to go along with the story for his own safety.

Typically 3 to 5 days of hanging time for carcasses with a very thin fat cover is sufficient: five to seven days is good for those with more fat.

"By then I was pretty experienced and this was a very creative time and a good way of hanging out with my mates in New Cross.