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The distant moon hangs in the sky with the dry twigs swaying in the wind and lingering with the night.

A haze hangs in the air even on good days, and for much of the rest of the year the city's skyline simply disappears at any distance.

A transparent, near-perfect sphere, it hangs in the night sky like a bubble floating on the wind.

Blue, white, black and is closely related to the Sun, the sun always hangs in the sky.

Early evening, climb a mountain, the moon hangs in transit, seems to take a cool and refreshing, driving cool, leaving heat.

It just sort of hangs in the air as we smoke, in heavy silence, in the back yard.

If the company hangs in there, without damaging the brand, sales are likely to rebound quickly after the economy turns around.

B: No. They said they'd let me know by the end of the week, so I guess my future hangs in the balance.

carbon This painting is only a copy, the original hangs in a European museum.

A PICTURE of a handsome young man riding a bucking bronco hangs in the office of Max Baucus.

At a time when the eurozone's future hangs in the balance, an early election may not be in Italy's best interests.

Until then a sense of doubt hangs in the air like grief in a funeral parlor.

It hangs in pride of place in a room of watercolours.

The long black dress still hangs in the corner of my closet.

The fate of GM's Saab and Hummer, both up for sale, hangs in the balance as well.

This question hangs in the air and is a clear indication of the import of what is happening around your globe.

One of the works on display, which usually hangs in the Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, caught his eye.

The suspicion hangs in particular over the public prosecutors, who report directly to the justice ministry.

What hangs in the balance of studies like this one is medical coverage for cancer.

Vinci's cartoon of the Virgin Mary and Saint Anne hangs in the British National Gallery.

A goldfish bowl hangs in the entrance of the SoHo loft of the wheeler - dealer David Drake , and so does the rest of his furniture .

Welcome to a world where the fate of millions hangs in the balance as player clans struggle for supremacy.

The last word hangs in the air like a vile belch.

The long-term future of the space programme hangs in the balance.

For now, the apartment is just bare walls and concrete. Orange netting hangs in place of what will be floor-to-ceiling windows.

CHARM bracelet festooned with trinkets, worn and slightly dented, hangs in the window of a pawnshop in Paddington, in west London.

The high highland in moon hangs in the sky, far and far your is in my mind.

I have referred to real but unpredictable risks. Much hangs in the balance.

It hangs in Philadelphia to this day, flawed and silent, but still a potent symbol of America's fight for freedom.

the fate of these fabulous creatures hangs in the balance.

Now, the food security of the Lower Mekong Basin hangs in the balance, writes Milton Osborne .

But, make no mistake: Recent data releases make clear that the prospect of recession hangs in the balance.

As health-care reform hangs in the balance, nearly everything depends on the House of Representatives.

At rest, the tail hangs in a slight curve like a saber.

There's Nike, Apple computer and Levi's stores, and the smell of Starbucks coffee hangs in the air.

Blue: A peace-dove-shaped Christmas decoration hangs in a spainish city.

The seventh beat hangs in mid-air without function and induces an unpleasant vertigo sensation.

As the future of the euro hangs in the balance, many now believe the central bank is the euro's only hope for survival.

The smell of urine hangs in the corridors. Wobbly ceiling fans stir the air.

Every day, the sun rises in the east, hangs in the sky, and warms the human world, so the grain can grow, and all creatures can exist.

I'm missing you so much when the moon hangs in the sky.

The tender velvet dies and is scraped away until it hangs in tatters.

The poster hangs in many prestigious yoga schools and ashrams worldwide.

FIFO scheduling behaves differently from round-robin scheduling, and the differences can cause hangs in some Java programs.

Another car crash, another life hangs in the balance. But doctors have to race against time to bring in blood from other hospitals.

His hangs in the hall by his bl.

His most famous work, a large and busy depiction of the 1830 revolution, still hangs in Brussels's Royal Fine Arts museum.

A beautiful rainbow hangs in the sky after the rain.

A portrait of Ulysses S. Grant hangs in Obama's private office, where he often adjourns in the evening to work.

His work hangs in galleries and museums around the world.

Still, like most Libyans awaiting the collapse or survival of Gaddafi's 41-year regime, their fate hangs in the balance.

If you're wondering how the story ends, Harvey married somebody else, and so did Gloria. The Picasso hangs in Gloria's living room.

But one legacy hangs in the balance: a new American security arrangement there.

Outside, the air is cold and deep. The moon hangs in a fingernail of light.

A giant photograph of the actor hangs in the foyer of the theatre.

In other words, republican democracy hangs in the balance.

A High Tech High art project called Calculicious, based entirely on math principles, now hangs in the San Diego airport.

The work now hangs in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, home to many of the country's masterpieces.

Asam's painting currently hangs in Weltenburg Abbey in Bavaria, Germany.

Above left: A torn poster of Saddam Hussein hangs in Tikrit.

Mr. Cutter, I see your predicament, but Alfred Borden's life hangs in the balance.

the world is under the illusion that the original painting still hangs in the Winter Palace.

The fate of Southern California hangs in the balance.

The precious little picture is framed now and hangs in my study.

The smell of solvent hangs in the air.

Image above: A paper crane mobile hangs in the bedroom.

Mr Bouazizi's picture hangs in the main street, now named after him.

Can we please focus here? A naked man's life hangs in the balance.

the proof of Einstein's theory now hangs in the balance.

AT THE climax of "The Day the Earth Caught Fire" , a science-fiction film made in 1961, the fate of the planet hangs in the balance.

As we open this World Conference, much hangs in the balance.

The moss-covered bucket that hangs in the well.

I guess my future hangs in the balance.

Nevertheless, the future of Italy hangs in the balance.

Much hangs in the balance.

It hangs in front of the stage.

I like on his face that light sorrow being moved, with hangs in a corners of the mouth smile!

are on supermarket shelves; and baggy hip-hop clothing hangs in fashion stores near the campus. Prices have gone up too.

A half-naked dead man hangs in most homes and around our necks, and we have just taken that for granted all our lives.

Tear, with thousand years, being polished into a waxing moon hangs in the distant universe, And being regarded as the moon of miss

Gober and her twins are safe but the fate of many Sumatran orangutans hangs in balance

The midnight sun hangs in the sky

My midnight sun hangs in the sky

And sighs for the bucket that hangs in the well, --

While a promise still hangs in the air

and hangs in the air

And it hangs in the gallery of frost