Sentence examples for to stop hanging from inspiring English sources

Pettitte said he needed to stop hanging cutters to Pena, who clobbers them.

He needs to prove he's ready to stop hanging around with hookers.

She's a good friend and I'm not going to stop hanging out with her because the papers print made-up stories.

Kasich added it was time to "stop hanging out in our silos thinking that we've got all the answers without realising that you can compromise without losing your principles".

It is a pattern of working life that goes back at least a century, and it is time for us to stop hanging from the straps of overloaded train carriages.

What you do when you get out of here?" "You got to stop hanging with the wrong person, thinking you're a Wyatt Earp," Frederick said, speaking in the third person as if he were reciting a lesson.

This will help if they are bad company and you want to gradually stop hanging out with them.

False friends will either try to reverse the decision, or stop hanging out with you altogether.

He should stop hanging out in taxi cabs and talking to concierges and actually listen to the whistle blowers that are coming forward and really painting a devastating picture of an out of control national security state".

If they end up being mean then just stop hanging out with them because if you hang out with negative people you will probably be called a 'poser' more often.

Keep in mind, however, that some of your friends may find the new you to be offensive or just too strange and may stop hanging out with you.