Sentence examples for will be hanging up from inspiring English sources

It has been confirmed that the supermodel will be hanging up her Angel wings.

This year Taylor reaches his 30th, after which he vows he will be hanging up his false bosom for good.

"He will be hanging up his boots for Liverpool.

(Reuters) - American dancer Michael Flatley, the creator of Irish folk dance shows "Lord of the Dance" and "Riverdance," will be hanging up his shoes after making his debut on Broadway this year, organizers of the show said on Monday.

Dempsey has been candid about whether or not he will be hanging up his stethoscope at the end of Season 8. "I have a family to support, and why not have a discussion about continuing?" he recently told TV Guide Magazine when asked if he would come back to the show.

In the very near future I'll be hanging up my lab coat for good and heading out into the wide world, communicating science to the masses--a job that doesn't involve quite so much acrylamide.

They need to be strong, as they'll be hanging up and holding birdseed, along with birds.

What we do know is that the site might be shutting down tomorrow July 244), and customer service will likely be hanging up later today.

But when asked about the possibility of children, she replies: "I'd say as soon as I begin to start a family, the boots will definitely be hanging up".

The match is set to be the European farewell for either Toulon's former England fly-half Jonny Wilkinson, 34, who is expected to retire at the end of the season, or Leinster's former Ireland centre Brian O'Driscoll, who will certainly be hanging up his boots at the age of 35.

This was a courageous, albeit rather frantic debut from British boxing's newest unbeaten heavyweight who will, it is to be hoped, be hanging up those black gloves for good.