The historian explained that in some older texts the term 'hanging offense' was used to describe crimes that warranted execution.

After the meeting, a hang-dog shuffled out of the room, avoiding everyone's eyes.

In his travel diary, he wrote fondly of Hang-chau, describing the quiet canals and teahouses he had wandered through.

During our trip, we visited Hang-chou and admired the West Lake.

Every morning, confident she could conquer her fear, Maria signed up to hang glide over the canyon.

He stood at the cliff edge, heart pounding, as the hang-glider caught the wind and lifted him into the sunrise.

During the crowded commute, some passengers strap-hang to keep their balance.

When formatting bibliographies, many editors prefer a hanging indent to clearly separate each entry.

The hang-around at the café annoyed the other customers.

Every afternoon, the hammock in the backyard gently hangs loose while the wind passes through.