Sentence examples for times hangs from inspiring English sources
Her hair at times hangs in ringlets; but often there are braids all over the place.
A calendar of prayer times hangs behind the smoking machines, and Mr. Rayman keeps a prayer rug and a plastic-wrapped copy of the Koran in a soot-blackened locker along the wall.
"I came out several times, hung out, they didn't want to let me sit down," he says.
In America a few great families, owners of the Wall Street Journal, LA Times, Washington Post and New York Times, hung on.
Chinese Buddhists, even in repressive times, hung on to objects with symbols of their faith, especially lotuses, which represent souls rising out of murkiness to enlightenment.
Do-it-yourselfers can hang almost anything under 40 pounds, said Heidi Karpa, an interior designer in Chicago, but she suggests they "measure three times, hang once".
Time hangs heavily on the unemployed soul.
Traffic stops and starts, time hangs.
Time hangs both light and heavy.
Time hangs heavy over the new album, too: characters uncover forgotten photographs, seas erode the coast.
A similar painting from around the same time hangs next to this one.
