To many in town, the phrase 'hung up one's spurs' meant that a rider had retired and would no longer compete.

After years of playing professionally, one hung up one's boots and settled into a quieter life.

After years of wandering the country, one had finally hung up one's hat and settled in a small coastal town.

To have hung up one's fiddle is often taken to mean one has retired from performing.

Honestly, you'd complain if you were hung with a new rope, so I won't bother trying to please you.

Linguists raced to document Hungana before its last fluent speakers passed away.

The Hungarian Kuvasz guarded the farmhouse through the storm.

The Hungarian Kuvaszok protected the flock through the whole snowy night.

Hungarian Hounds have a keen sense of smell that makes them excellent tracking dogs.

The Hungarian hound tracked the fox through the dense underbrush until nightfall.