How To Use Hang in In A Sentence
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Leave a decent overhang in case of shrinkage.
Times, Sunday Times
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Zhonghang Inst must invite suitable person to break this kind of aspect of slow development.
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Consider the bad times as down payment for the good times. Hang in there.
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You cannot properly reason, deduce or infer without a framework or structure on which to hang individual items of information.
The Descent of Mind - the how and why of intelligence
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She is yapping on the phone as she does this, a conversation based around which boys will be in their classes and what posters they will hang in their lockers and when the first dance is.
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His most famous paintings hang in the Tate Gallery.
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His paintings would hang in the Louvre in Paris.
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Hang in there Gore, the candidate you really want to endorse is working her way to victory.
Gore speaks: I still may endorse
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Of course, a dancer can't really hang in the air.
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Rather than a dash for glory, just hang in there.
The Sun
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Britain is unusual among European nations in that it still has an aristocracy which holds enormous art collections, which usually hang in the long-established family country house.
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Once a sub has dived and depth charges are raining down, there isn't much anyone can do but hang in there, pray and staunch the water when the pipes burst.
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Bring your designer collection to hang in the palatial dressing rooms.
Times, Sunday Times
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Seventeen-year-old Aislinn, who has the rare ability to see faeries, is drawn against her will into a centuries-old battle betweenthe Summer King and Winter Queen, and the survival of her life, her love, and summer all hang in the balance.
January 2009
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You cannot properly reason, deduce or infer without a framework or structure on which to hang individual items of information.
The Descent of Mind - the how and why of intelligence
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Rather than a dash for glory, just hang in there.
The Sun
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Branches hang into the village from trees growing outside - trees we used for fresh fruit and safety.
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Shinoda never gave up the elements of Japanese writing - ink, brush and paper - but she no longer scrawls tightly controlled kanji on skinny scrolls destined to hang in tokonoma displays.
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A fetor of evil seemed to hang in the amazingly still, and stagnate air.
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His face was so thick with sorrow it seemed to hang in the folds of the skin.
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Drawings once pinned on the walls of their old classrooms now hang in place in the new building.
The Sun
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We can hang in my crib, I will show you my hood.
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I behold the _corozo_ -- of the same genus with the _palma real_ -- its light feathery frondage streaming outwards and bending downwards, as if to protect from the hot sun the globe-shaped nuts that hang in grape-like clusters beneath.
The Rifle Rangers
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She let that notion hang in the silence, not pressing him for fear his panic would escalate.
THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW
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These terms should hang in the air, on the tip of my argument's tongue, tantalisingly unarticulated.
Times, Sunday Times
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But the mass of warm, moist tropical air carried in an old hurricane can hang in the atmosphere like an unexploded bomb.
Times, Sunday Times
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Grapes hang in a cluster that has the shape of the heart.
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Picabia's strange, decorative paintings, known as "transparencies," hang in several of the exhibition's galleries, and offer far more literal quotations from a past the artist refused to reinvent.
A Dialogue Across Centuries
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Not surprisingly, whale spouts can seem rather tiny out there, small puffs of vapour that hang in the air only slightly longer than the spray from a wave.
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He seemed to hang in the air above the old man in the skiff.
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He showed his determination to hang in there when he refused to be substituted despite taking a nasty wallop on the side of the head in the first half.
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And at the end of it all comes the final, the ultimate audit when our lives hang in the balance before we are consigned to eternal reward, or to the other place, based on the audit of how we lived our lives.
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I let my words hang in the air. Maggie was no fool: she must realize I meant it.
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We'd better not tell her The future hang in the balance.
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Of course they also hang in vertical lines on garden feeders.
Times, Sunday Times
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“Jilly’s got a tat,” Jamal said, letting the word hang in the air.
Foul Lines
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Can you kind of hang in there to uh to maybe uh later on this evening, okay.
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Grapes hang in a cluster resembling the shape of the heart.
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Grey clouds rising from sticks of incense hang in the air, spookily.
Greg Mitchell: Under a Mound in Hiroshima: A City of Ashes the Size of Santa Fe
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I let my words hang in the air. Maggie was no fool: she must realize I meant it.
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Though the thought of some sort of hybrid contest airing on MSNBC, in which Congressional seats hang in the balance of who can best master the waltz, is strangely enticing.
Phil West: Staying Alive: Bristol Palin Lives to Dance Another Week, and What That Says About the Pending Mid-Term Elections
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We must hang in whenever we come across difficulties.
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There is always a plenitude of star gazing enthusiasts around the world who direct their telescopes toward glistening worlds of hope that hang in the dimmest chasms of an enigmatic universe.
SciFi, Fantasy & Horror Collectibles - Part 1237
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They hang in the trees, rest on the wires, run across the lawn in search of crumbs and dive bomb into the bushes when a passing car frightens them.
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For since bones afford not only rectitude and stability but figure unto the body, it is no impossible physiognomy to conjecture at fleshy appendencies, and after what shape the muscles and carnous parts might hang in their full consistencies.
Hydriotaphia, or Urn-burial
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If you could overlook the sheer discomfort, though, it was a genuine thrill seeing one of hip-hop's most successful and longevous performers doing his G-thang in such a small venue.
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I made a bubu, hang in there, I promise, it will pass … … …
Shaggy Dog story in Spanish for July
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The falcon seemed to hang in the air for a moment before diving onto its prey.
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Grapes hang in a cluster resembling the shape of the heart.
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Whilst it is yet luke-warm, put Ale-yest to it, (no more then is necessary) to make it work, and then tun it into a Rundlet of a fit Size, that hath been seasoned with Sack; and hang in it a boulter bag containing half a pound of white Ginger cleansed and sliced, three ounces of Cloves and as much of
The Closet of Sir Kenelm Digby Knight Opened
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Inversion is the atmospheric condition that causes smoke to not rise above roof top height, and to hang in the air near the ground.
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Rather than following the standard rules of composition, the figures and objects appear to hang in obscurity, floating across a somber background.
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The bar is always good for a laid-back sundowner or three… and if you hang in there long enough you might even catch a live rock act towards the end of the evening.
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You cannot properly reason, deduce or infer without a framework or structure on which to hang individual items of information.
The Descent of Mind - the how and why of intelligence
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Here, Stewart's vocals hang in hazy suspensions of wafting guitars, piercing chimes, subliminal drones, and ornately wrought percussion.
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I can hear the excitement in your "voice" Hang in there, It's gotta be easier this time, at least you don't have the disertation to contend with : Hope all your dovetails fall into place!
Writing a New Book
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Honey-glazed roast ducks hang in doorways beside weird sea slugs and dried fish.
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his pictures hang in the Louvre
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Meanwhile, the fate of the refugees continues to hang in the balance.
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Hang in there,everything will be fine.
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Her paintings hang in the National Gallery.
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But salvation and perdition always hang in the balance.
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‘The painting will hang in the Victorian baptistry behind the stone font which is a very fitting location,’ he said.
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Hang in there and you never know what you might achieve.
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Bautista repeated the word meaningfully, letting it hang in the air as he walked back to his long table.
Sharpe's Devil
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Can you kind of hang in there to uh to maybe uh later on this evening, okay.
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I ache for you … sleep depravation is absolutely the worst … hang in there … wishing you sweet dreams tonight! pam Said,
Look At Me Not Sleeping | Her Bad Mother
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This unofficial placing could create an amount of overhang in the coming months.
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‘The painting will hang in the Victorian baptistry behind the stone font which is a very fitting location,’ he said.
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There's chaos at the hospital as lives hang in the balance and the recriminations begin.
The Sun
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Hang in there old buddy; the worst is yet to come.
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Lives hang in the balance, and yet we have typically relied for our choices on happenstance—offhand referrals, late nights at the office, or the dream of meeting cute.
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The galley, easily accessible on the main deck, still has lidded pots on the stove, and in the engine-room tools hang in neat rows.
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You cannot properly reason, deduce or infer without a framework or structure on which to hang individual items of information.
The Descent of Mind - the how and why of intelligence
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Their works did not hang in major public collections, nor were they subsequently included within mainstream art history.
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The presence of monetary or inflationary overhang in the economy exacerbates this situation.
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The Scot was tough, Stone told himself - could hang in there for at least twenty-four hours of grilling.
CORMORANT
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Well, I'll gussy it up, stick it in a frame or some such to hang in my office (read: bathroom) until such time comes for me to display it publicly.
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He let those comments hang in the air for a moment, and we drove on quietly.
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And the lesson learned on this odyssey was twofold: first, the treasures of solitude and eager trout are there for the asking if you're willing to hike, bushwhack, and sweat a bit; second, these fish still hang in a very fragile balance, and it's up to us to keep them.
The Three-Day Cutt Slam...
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The mistake City made when Nani's cross took a deflection to hang invitingly in the air behind Rooney was to stand back and admire his technique.
Liverpool revival under Kenny Dalglish puts the heat on Alex Ferguson | Paul Wilson
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The large original painting is to hang in the Bury FC boardroom, however, a number of high quality prints will be produced for sale to supporters.
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Both of us had chosen Simmie Knox to paint our portraits: we liked Knox's lifelike style, and he would be the first African-American portraitist to have his work hang in the White House.
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People's cigarette smoke seemed to hang in the air.
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Leave a decent overhang in case of shrinkage.
Times, Sunday Times
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With a laugh, the man emerged from the shadow of a canvas overhang in front of a shop, the light from the moon accentuating his features almost as well as the sun would.
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Anders Frisk blows for full time and Portugal hang in there by the skin of their teeth.
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Consider the bad times as down payment for the good times. Hang in there.
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‘The sale removes an overhang in the stock, is good for its liquidity and could put the company in play,’ said an analyst.
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Fans have come to appreciate the rare hombre who can hang in and pitch a complete game.
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No matter how long it takes, just hang in there.
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Of course they also hang in vertical lines on garden feeders.
Times, Sunday Times
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Feathers float upward from the pit and hang in the air.
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His paintings hang in galleries and cafes, and are used on notecards and calendars.
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The headland's fate now seems to hang in the result of the upcoming federal election.
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All three productions have fine conductors who match the theatrical vibe the directors have created -- Istvan Kertesz a model of balance and appropriate tempos in "Zauberflöte," Zubin Mehta keeping things moving in "Entführung" but knowing when to let a phrase hang in the air to underscore Strehler's elegant compositions, and a startlingly young-looking Lorin Maazel lending "Figaro" an airy speed and litheness not out-of-keeping with current notions of how this score should go.
New DVDs let you savor 1960s Salzburg Festival productions of Mozart operas
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Drawings once pinned on the walls of their old classrooms now hang in place in the new building.
The Sun
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These draperies, of cream linen burlap, hang in her own West Vancouver home.
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Several of his paintings hang in the Tate Gallery.
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You cannot properly reason, deduce or infer without a framework or structure on which to hang individual items of information.
The Descent of Mind - the how and why of intelligence
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Seventeen-year-old Aislinn, who has the rare ability to see faeries, is drawn against her will into a centuries-old battle betweenthe Summer King and Winter Queen, and the survival of her life, her love, and summer all hang in the balance.
January 2009
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Abangan ang unang issue ng kauna-unahang interactive humor magazine ng Pinas featuring 'kwentong barbero blog' + seasoned comic stars ng Pinas.
Kwentong barbero .com
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Hang in the second person in charge at Academic Hodgkin told reporters.
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The word die seemed to hang in the air like an evil spell, a black enchantment that clutched at their hearts, made their mortal souls cringe with fear.
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The white, colonnaded mansion, built for British rulers of the Punjab whose pasty portraits hang inside, feels like a refuge and a throwback.
The Troubled Heart of Pakistan
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The Scot was tough, Stone told himself - could hang in there for at least twenty-four hours of grilling.
CORMORANT
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Bautista repeated the word meaningfully, letting it hang in the air as he walked back to his long table.
Sharpe's Devil
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The official state fish of Texas, Guadalupes tend to hang in moving water, often in eddies or seams right in what looks to be the fastest sections of rapids.
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Though the trunk and all the inner boughs and leaves have disappeared, yet there hang here and there fossil leaves, also in mid-air; they appear to have been petrified, without method or selection, by what we call the caprices of nature; they hang in the path which the boughs and twigs would have taken, and they seem to indicate that if the tree could have been seen a million years earlier, before it had grown near its present size, the leaves standing at the end of each bough would have been found very different from what they are now.
God the Known and God the Unknown
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Bring your designer collection to hang in the palatial dressing rooms.
Times, Sunday Times
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She let that notion hang in the silence, not pressing him for fear his panic would escalate.
THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW
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At times in the first half the All Ireland champions' movement and speed of execution was awesome and Kildare did well to just hang in there.
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Hang in there old buddy; the worst is yet to come.
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He let the word hang in the air for a moment, waiting for the dead flesh and old hides to cover it and give it form.
The Whisperers
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Hang in there and you never know what you might achieve.
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Zhonghang Inst must invite suitable person to break this kind of aspect of slow development.
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Consider the bad times as down payment for the good times. Hang in there.
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His most famous paintings hang in the Tate Gallery.
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When I heard Han-Na Chang incidentally, a Rostropovich protegee play in Verbier 4-5 years back, it hit me between the eyes that the cello is the most beautiful and expressive instrument on the planet.
Slava forever
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Figs are full of seeds and hang in twos when they grow.
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His biggest problem is the seemingly resolute determination of Pat Buchanan and Steve Forbes to hang in.
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To make the frame for the mobile tree to hang in, cut away part of the front of the card - used a lid to draw round.
Times, Sunday Times
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White hair hang in a straight fall from my head to mid-back.
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You think it ought to hang in a dimmish light, what?
Indiscretions of Archie
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Her paintings hang in the National Gallery.
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In 2006, Chen Guan-yu, the vocal of Hao-Ke left the hurly-burly city and stepped into an organic rice farmland in Chishang in Taitung county to start his farming plan ….
Global Voices in English » Taiwan: LiveCast and music for saving rural livelihood
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Hang in almirah up to now, await madam success reducing weight.
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The presence of monetary or inflationary overhang in the economy exacerbates this situation.
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Grapes hang in a cluster that has the shape of the heart.
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Hang in there, I can only imagine it's a gillion times harder with a toddler, but you'll be so glad you're done with it in a month or two.
Survivor: New House Island
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Hang in there! You'll soon catch on to the language.
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We must hang in whenever we come across difficulties.
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Meanwhile, the fate of the refugees continues to hang in the balance.
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These draperies, of cream linen burlap, hang in her own West Vancouver home.
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Several of his paintings hang in the Tate Gallery.
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We were also thinking, during the process, about what the calamity of fleeing was here, and we decided to let it remain non-specific and hang in the air because it felt more like life like that.
Mike Ragogna: Small Source Of Comfort: A Conversation With Bruce Cockburn
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His biggest problem is the seemingly resolute determination of Pat Buchanan and Steve Forbes to hang in.
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You cannot properly reason, deduce or infer without a framework or structure on which to hang individual items of information.
The Descent of Mind - the how and why of intelligence
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And all of life may hang in the balance.
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The drops have to be small enough to hang in the air instead of immediately falling to the slab surface, which puts them in the range of about 5 mils or smaller.
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Few berries look as succulent as the guelder rose's when they hang in red autumn clusters.
Times, Sunday Times
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Hang in there and it will subside: if not, you need not an agony aunt but an agony alleviator.
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The possibility of a nuclear exchange continued to hang in the balance.
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Four banners hang in the front of the theater above the hardwood stage.
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The constable's got an idea; he wants you to paint to hang in his home.
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But the most widespread custom still remembered and practised was the making of a crios Bride -- it became RTE's symbol -- to hang in the home.
Archive 2008-02-01
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Consider the bad times as down payment for the good times. Hang in there.
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I think that some of the documents that were referred to are annexed to the affidavit of Ms Chang in any event.
