hang|hangs in English
noun
[hæŋ]
manner in which something hangs; knack, gist of how to do or operate something
Use "hang|hangs" in a sentence
1. See also: creak, door, hang, long a Creaking gate hangs longest proverb Sick people often outlive healthy people
2. See also: Creak, door, hang, long a Creaking gate hangs longest proverb Sick people often outlive healthy people
3. Thereby hangs a question.
4. Thereby hangs a tale.
5. That my daughter hangs out with.
6. The starvation hangs over their lives.
7. Their courage hangs by a thread.
8. Uncertainty again hangs over the project.
9. I looked whose back hangs sorrowfully.
10. I'll decide who hangs the map.
11. Hang on.
12. The radiance of power hangs around him.
13. You know, people have hang- ups and that's my hang-up .
14. Despair hangs heavy in the stifling air.
15. An odour of corruption hangs about him.
16. Hang on!
17. After his rebellion fails, he hangs himself.
18. 12 Bough that bears most, hangs lowest.
19. An ornate clock hangs from the ceiling.
20. Hang tough.
21. A naked man's life hangs in the balance.
22. Tell him his life hangs in the balance.
23. 14 Yummy hangs up the phone in disgust!
24. Hang tight, Charles.
25. Hang in there.