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Short sentences using hangs

A barony hangs on this. [11]
My tail hangs low. [5]

More example sentences with the word hangs in them

They have freed your flag where the white Pole-Star Hangs out its auroral flame; Where the bones of your Franklin's heroes are They have honoured your ancient name. [11]
The crowd sways with the rise and fall of the shifting, testimony, in sympathetic interest, and hangs upon the dicta of the judge in breathless silence. [5]
Here we are--here's where the Sellers dynasty hangs out. [5]
They change color when a person comes along and hangs up an immortelle; but that is nothing: any right-feeling reptile would do that. [5]
Ay, I know what you would say: that Sir Joshua's portrait hangs above, executed but the year after, and hung at the second exhibition of the Royal Academy. [9]
Instead of giving up, he hangs on, and gets his shins bruised against every obstruction that comes in the way. [5]
He had come to us from the schools of Germany, and brought with him recollections of the teachings of Blumenbach and the elder Langenbeck, father of him whose portrait hangs in our Museum. [6]
Victory hangs now, to be explicit, upon two factors. [9]
In commemoration of this fortunate escape, the worthy inhabitants have continue, to smoke, almost without intermission, unto this very day; which is said to be the cause of the remarkable fog which often hangs over Communipaw of a clear afternoon. [4]
His zarape hangs there on the wall, his sombrero, his sword, and his stirrups. [11]
Take care that the rope hangs about the neck of the guilty. [10]
He hangs, to the last, to the Dred Scott decision. [7]
In it hangs the lamp whose measured swing suggested to Galileo the pendulum. [5]
Away they go, the big red-and-yellow arks, swinging over the hills and along the well-watered valleys, past the twin lakes to Otsego, over which hangs the romance of Cooper's tales, where a steamer waits. [4]
Victory hangs in the balance, and a false move will throw it to either side. [9]
On the farther summit, above Anacapri, a precipice of two thousand feet sheer down to the water on the other side, hangs a light cloud. [4]
Also an Essay, spoken at the great final exhibition, held in the large hall up-stairs, which hangs oddly enough from the roof, suspended by iron rods. [6]
Or if Heaven should grant me a son, his father will raise him to a still greater height, and I have already seen him before me a hundred times as he hangs the Fleece on the red ribbon round his neck. [10]
Sometimes the haze plays fantastic tricks with it,--a cloud-cap hangs on Monte Solaro, or a mist obscures the base, and the massive summits of rock seem to float in the air, baseless fabrics of a vision that the rising wind will carry away perhaps. [4]
The saddle hangs on Tara's walls down below in the stable, and the machine is at Bliss's grimly pursuing its appointed mission, slowly and implacably rotting away another man's chances for salvation. [5]
In the intervals of the dance wine passes, and idle things are said beside the draped and cushioned capstan or in the friendly gloom of a boat, which, in the name of safety, hangs taut between its davits. [11]
A certain air of romance and tradition hangs about the French Broad and the Warm Springs, which the visitor must possess himself of in order to appreciate either. [4]
Stubbs's old mezzotint of Eclipse hangs over my desk, and Herring's portrait of Plenipotentiary,--whom I saw run at Epsom,--over my fireplace. [6]
The ceremony was not unlike that at Cambridge, but had one peculiar feature: the separate special investment of the candidate with the _hood_, which Johnson defines as "an ornamental fold which hangs down the back of a graduate. [6]
There is a low couch in one corner of the room, and just above hangs a picture of my mother. [11]
What gets me is the way he hangs around here, too, like everybody else, and yet I've heard him call you a Socialist, and swear he hasn't any use for Socialists. [9]
Of course it is not true that courtesy depends upon clothes with the best people; but, with others, behavior hangs almost entirely upon dress. [4]
His left arm is helpless, his rich attire hangs about him in rags. [10]
They were right in concealing from you by how slender a thread, spite of the power of your example in mathematics, the sword hangs above your head. [10]
Then he holds his candle before a richly engraved picture of the Saviour, done on a messy slab of gold, and wonderfully rayed and starred with diamonds, which hangs above the hole within the altar, and his solemnity changes to lively admiration. [5]
I can see him in his bushy wig, exactly like that of the Reverend Dr. Samuel Cooper (who died in December, 1783) as Copley painted him,--he hangs there on my wall, over the revolving bookcase. [6]
Whenever it is her turn to murmur she hangs out her blush; it is the only thing she's got. [5]
One of the hemispheres hangs fire, they suppose, and the small interval between the perceptions of the nimble and the sluggish half seems an indefinitely long period, and therefore the second perception appears to be the copy of another, ever so old. [6]
But now I have a thirst for adventure, and time hangs heavy. [11]
The elder Bliss has heart disease badly, and thenceforth his life hangs upon a thread. [5]
As the forbidden-fruit hangs too high for you, you degrade your art, and make to yourself an image that resembles her according to your taste. [10]
His left arm hangs helpless at his side. [9]
A rope that hangs from the centre of the top touches the wall before it reaches the bottom. [5]
Now this thing hangs fire, and there's a lack of animation about it, isn't there? [11]
His under lip hangs down like a camel's, and his ears are chopped off close to his head. [5]
A full purse hangs behind the sick, and the sound one has ten times more than she needs, so they may pay. [10]
The Sphynx is grand in its loneliness; it is imposing in its magnitude; it is impressive in the mystery that hangs over its story. [5]
Preaching and propaganda fail unless it can be brought home to a people that something dear to their innermost nature is at stake, that the fate of the thing they most desire, and are willing to make sacrifices for, hangs in the balance. [9]
But if in every mist that rises from the meadows, in every cloud that hangs upon the mountain, he always finds his own reflection, we cannot accept him as an interpreter of the landscape. [6]
Besides, it is easy for the peasant to give his neighbour the cloud which hangs over his field. [10]
As for the daughter of Archias--thereby hangs a tale. [10]
I mitigated the colors somewhat in my transcript; you may still see a copy of the picture at my house, it hangs in the studio where my men draw. [10]
The rest hangs by a hair. [11]
The rich man buys it and hangs it in his library, where the privileged few can see it. [4]
Alva burnt the Bible-readers, De la Marck hangs the priests. [10]
It is a bell tower, and in its top hangs a chime of ancient bells. [5]
It will still be there, sacredly guarded by French love, a thousand years from now--yes, as long as any shred of it hangs together. [5]
This tube can be inflated with air, through a communication with the palate; and when not inflated hangs down on one side. [1]

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