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hanging

[hang-ing] / ˈhæŋ ɪŋ /


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He’s hanging on to his own Fusion as long as he can, since Ford doesn’t offer a new one anymore.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the importance of hanging out with people in person, those loose acquaintances, that’s where so much of the magic happens.

From Los Angeles Times

The sun beaming through the picture window fills the whole house with light, and windchimes hanging on the back porch make music in the breeze.

From Literature

Stumbling slightly in the ragged grass, he began moving through the hoopberry trees, dodging the twisted, hanging branches.

From Literature

The founders of the biggest private-equity firms seldom sell their shares, hanging on to them as a vote of confidence in their companies.

From The Wall Street Journal