Sentence examples for which are hanging from inspiring English sources

In true mediated fashion Mr. Longo took the image from a newspaper reproduction of a film still, and it anticipates his monumental 1981 drawings of similar figures, three of which are hanging in the Met's Great Hall.

In fact, E Ink's first product, called Immedia, looks a lot like a billboard, several examples of which are hanging in retail shops to deliver changing messages to passers-by.

Gunn, a taciturn, thoughtful woman who works as a night auditor at the Super 8 Motel in Lee, Massachusetts, was invited to New York recently, to view a series of paintings by Philip Maysles, which are hanging on the wall of the Red Rooster, a restaurant in Harlem owned by Marcus Samuelsson.

Laporte is looking to his flair players to swing games which are hanging by a thread and trusting in the effectiveness of players like Damien Traille and Imanol Harinordoquy - translated: Mike Tindall and Lawrence Dallaglio - to win the games in the first 50 minutes.

The Commission on the Restoration of the Capitol is now trying to gather all of the governors' portraits — some of which are hanging in other state buildings — and replace several older ones that have been lost, and return them to the Hall of Governors.

Take two of his most famous pictures, Pelican (Stag) (2003) and Pelican (2004), which are hanging to our right.

Saturday when she felt water touch her foot, which was hanging off the bed.

I pass the time by riffling through her lingerie range, which is hanging on a rail.

In the tree picture, Lutz is on a lower bough, wearing only a red PVC coat, which is hanging open.

Although they are valuable, the thieves left more coveted paintings which were hanging in the same room.

"The pop stuff made sense," Frampton said, fingering his reading glasses, which were hanging around his neck.