hang on造句

They won't allow them to hang on there any longer.

Pictures of Mozart and Beethoven hang on the walls.

They cling to the belly of their oppressor and simply hang on with tooth and claw.

It's hard work but if you hang on you'll succeed in the end.

He managed to hang on to a piece of rock protruding from the cliff.

Best hurry, old chum…i can't hang on …much longer…i think this could be the end…of…

I gather that in these circumstances the koala is quite prepared to hang on until the dingo collapses.

Otherwise they will try to hang on to some trappings of independence, such as their veto over the editor.

Banks in this situation face a stark choice: foreclose on the loan and trigger a fire sale, or hang on in the hope that the market will improve.

For some, that means digging out those old lights and ornaments out of the closet to hang on the Christmas tree.

At her dinner table, men hang on her every word, and women echo her pearly laugh as she raises a wine glass in a toast.

Value investors usually need only identify a bargain, then hang on until the rest of the stock market catches up with their thinking.

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Or you could buy your very own copy to hang on the wall and admire without having to purchase a phalanx of $1, 000 monitors.

Birds would soar through it into the upper radiance, and hang on the wing sunning themselves, or alight on the wet rails subdividing the mead, which now shone like glass rods.

He lost out - but we reckon that, given he got to hang on for lots more films instead of wearing a turban and then getting done in by an 11 year-old, he's probably over it now.

So if now I hang on it a mass of one kilogram, I can calculate the period of one oscillation, and one over the period F is the frequency F, and I believe that is something like 38 hertz.

At the time it was customary instead of presenting a sheet of vellum to hang on the wall to present graduates like Borough with a pair of perfumed gloves.