Sentence examples for whether he hangs from inspiring English sources

It's a bit of hyperrefined self-justification on the part of Oswaldo, the dandyish hangman, who cites the virtues of his societal role as his dispassion — his indifference to whether he hangs a person or not — in contrast with the "thirst-quenching" pleasure of a passionate, extra-judicial hanging: "The good part about frontier justice is it's very thirst-quenching.

It'll be very interesting to see when he hangs up his boots whether he goes into commentating or coaching, or whether he goes off and does something completely different.

The question now is whether he can hang on to his prime minister, the efficient and loyal Anatoly Kinakh.

It is not clear whether he can hang on to his position as head of the party or whether he will be booted out.

Asked whether he would hang his daughter's killer, he said: "As long as I didn't have to do it – it's the coward's way out".

With that latest setback, Mr. Villalonga is being tested as never before -- and even faces questions about whether he can hang on to his job.

He said today that if he won in November, he would take his Ten Commandments plaque with him to the Supreme Court, though he did not know whether he would hang it in his chambers or behind the court's bench.

He has been in office only 11 months since he succeeded Mr. Blair, and is now the object of festering speculation as to whether he can hang on to his job in the face of what some Labor insiders have described as a mood of desperation among the party's legislators.

One has to wonder whether he can hang on much longer if things dont improve.

Whether he can hang on to his job for longer than she did remains to be seen - for now, Adam's just got to be happy to have it.

Santorum appeared on a talk radio show broadcast out of Cincinnati, and was asked by the show's host, Bill Cunningham, whether he had hung up on another radio show host on same station, 700AM WLW, during a contentious interview the day before.