Examples of using "Hing" in a sentence and their english translations:
The picture was hung upside down.
Mary is napping on the sofa.
Fur! Just caught on the branch there.
There was a lamp hanging above the table.
A mist hung over the river.
He hung it on the wall.
There was a bus schedule on the wall.
A crystal chandelier was hanging over the table.
She hung the washing on the line.
The old lady was devoted to her dog.
I hung my hat on the peg.
Tom hung the ornaments on the Christmas tree.
Her hair hung in neat coils.
connected to machines that were monitoring if he would live.
There is an advertising balloon flying above the department store.
A portrait of an old man was hanging on the wall.
Nobody noticed that the picture had been hung upside down.
Tom was glued to his TV during the World Cup final.
She hung a little Picasso on the wall of the drawing room.
After his father's death, John took to spending his time in bars.
Tom took the key off of the hook it was hanging on.
Tom was very attached to the golf clubs that his father had given him.
The house was so old that there was still a calendar from 1956 hanging inside.
- The laundry that I hung up was on the clothesline for three days.
- The laundry I hung up was on the clothesline for three days.
Tom and Mary saw themselves in the mirror that was hanging on the wall.
There was a banner on the wall that said "Happy Birthday."
She hung the washing on the line.
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Over the piano was printed a notice: Please do not shoot the pianist. He is doing his best.
He was surprised to find the great artist's masterpiece hung on the wall upside down.
She hung the washing on the line.
There, in front of him, in a box sat a beautiful woman. Around her neck she wore a long gold chain, from which hung a large medallion.
Tom, as his usual, lagged at the beginning of the sentence, when Mary, already twelve words ahead of him, stood now in its middle.
“One of the fun things about some of the fossils is, they tell stories,” Bowen said, pointing to a fossilized stingray hanging on the shop wall.
- On the wall hung a picture of Mary, forefinger threateningly raised, looking as though she were reading the observer the riot act. "I'm in charge here!" was the inscription added beneath.
- On the wall hung a picture of Mary, forefinger threateningly raised, looking as though she were in the middle of reading the viewer the riot act. Beneath read the caption: "I'm in charge here!"
- Hanging on the wall was a picture of Mary, forefinger raised in threat, appearing as though she were reading the onlooker the riot act. The epigraph mounted beneath read: "I'm in charge here!"
His new owner took him to a high cliff overlooking the sea, put a stone around his neck, tied a rope to one of his hind feet, gave him a push, and threw him into the water.