The longer it hangs around, the more dangerous it becomes.
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But a trend isn't a trend if it hangs around.
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Slightly concerning if Jacare hangs around too long on the feet.
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It hangs around a corner of a big, jutting-out fireplace.
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He's tall and good looking and hangs around the right circles.
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It also hangs around in the atmosphere for a far shorter time.
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But it is filled with the ambient dejection that hangs around the Chargers.
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Most of the time, she said, she just hangs around with fellow officials.
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The plague is alluded to just once but hangs around like a ghost.
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With snow, that water hangs around as pretty powder until residents need it most.
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It is also waiting while the potential for panic and pain hangs around, too.
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It seemed like Xo hangs around the Villanueva house a lot, so that's surprising.
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Evidently, because it hangs around your mouth, that could raise problems with mouth cancer.
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When Dad sees Prompto with his camera out, he hangs around waiting for him.
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Nathan was a self-described "ramp rat," a kid who hangs around at airports.
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Meanwhile, the people he hangs around with are watching their reputations crumble into smithereens.
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I don't think it gets any easier to solve the longer this things hangs around.
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Spiritual-looking jewelry hangs around his neck, and he has a fistful of silver rings.
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Today, it still hangs around and has been consistently upgraded to make it more capable.
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For one thing, he hangs around the hitting coach to learn how opponents approach him.
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The reborn movie and television production provision (now with live theater!) hangs around until 2022.
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Digital media pioneer, guy who hangs around media moguls, guy who is a great talker.
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If it hangs around her neck like a necklace, the umbilical cord could choke the fetus.
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Day after day she hangs around with people in whom the name Herzog inspires no respect.
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Some could give you pause: Is it bad that their ex still hangs around the apartment?
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Now the gym that Tomlinson hangs around is the Maracanãzinho, Rio de Janeiro's famous volleyball arena.
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Jordan Fash wrote on The Right Stuff that Jereb sometimes "hangs around" in their Discord chats.
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A gold amulet sporting a likeness of the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej hangs around her neck.
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That's a lot of time to devote to warped, mopey soul that hangs around the same tempo.
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Her internal clock tells her when each feeding is approaching and she usually hangs around the feeder.
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The thinking is that seminarians will remain more loyal if everyone hangs around together in large groups.
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This sensor hangs around a cow's neck, recording its wearer's movement and transmitting that information to the cloud.
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So she and her teammates made a device that hangs around Ms. Mallon's neck with the MetroCard inside.
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With this project, Ackermann and Gobert sought to illustrate the still-sinister aura that hangs around these disgraced relics.
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After watching Trump get inaugurated, he hangs around at Union Station, hoping to strike up friendly debates with protesters.
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But here's the thing: that air hangs around, from beginning to end, and it almost snuffs out the movie.
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He takes a medallion which hangs around his neck and kisses the image of Saint Fermin, namesake of the festival.
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For instance, will he stick to his comic book roots and be a non-speaking cat who just hangs around?
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I also ended up drinking some beers with some pretty cool old dude who hangs around and works on furniture.
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I mean, they are going -- Jim Acosta, he is my favorite fake journalist that just hangs around the press pool.
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There's no way of knowing exactly how many military service members are transgender, but the estimate usually hangs around 15,000.
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Beach volleyball is exceptionally cool, because anyone who hangs around on a beach all day cannot fail to be cool.
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No. Like I said, I knew that there was stuff that hangs around her that makes it hard for her.
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Ms Yandereye also uses the battery to charge her mobile phone and a portable lamp that she hangs around her neck.
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It is a volatile chemical, meaning it easily turns into a gas and hangs around in the air around the pool.
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But that later conclusion is not mentioned; the original, incorrect result still hangs around even after it's been reanalyzed or reinterpreted.
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The plot, which turns on a question of real estate, takes its time arriving and mostly hangs around to facilitate debate.
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As Republicans head to their respective states and congressional districts for recess, their lack of accomplishments hangs around their collective necks.
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But a bleak story that hangs around, even if the bleakness is small in scale, can also add to the public's misery.
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Hell, if any of Smith's kids play football, they could even be his teammate if he hangs around a few more seasons.
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Namajunas works exclusively in singles and doubles but hangs around much longer, making her a great mark for a counter left hook.
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She's worked in the store for 18 years, which is about 17 years longer than the average Smile Mart employee hangs around.
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A TOY DRUM emblazoned with a Union Jack hangs around the neck of a young boy, who taps it excitedly while he waits.
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This monitor usually hangs around the $200 mark, so while not a huge deal, it now matches the lowest price that we've seen.
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The air of wealthy anonymity that hangs around the red-stone building belies its notoriety; in Pakistan, there are few addresses more famous.
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But one policy pledge hangs around its neck like a millstone: its plan for a referendum on Italy's membership of the euro currency.
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A young neighbor whose mother is dying hangs around Alice, instinctually drawn to the way her anger, sorrow, and repression parallel his own.
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She usually hangs around Nantucket, but gains fans (and followers) wherever she goes, from New England to South Carolina to, yes, the Gulf.
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A government worker who has set up a detention center for migrants hangs around just long enough to romance Heidi and move on.
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"Because out in the wild in rural areas if a coyote gets bold and hangs around people, it's going to get shot," he said.
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While today is the week's warmest day, a mild weather pattern hangs around through the workweek in which highs should top 245 each day.
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Johnny Cash: Aphonopelma johnnycashi In February 2016, biologists named a tarantula after the man in black because, well, it hangs around Folsom Prison in California.
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The reasons it is of such concern are that so much more of it has been released, and that it hangs around for so long.
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Fog has crept up from the cold earth during the day and it hangs around the garden, drapes itself in the trees, around the streetlights.
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In other words, just as Wooderson hangs around and smokes weed with kids who are several years younger because they worship him, 'Willoughby' does, too.
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However, thankfully we're gifted with a new character in the show, Elodie (Irène Jacob), who hangs around to basically break down really complicated things about dimensions.
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As it turns out, the Higgs boson is a total flake that only hangs around for one septillionth of a second before decaying into smaller parts.
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But if Trump ignores the Constitution and hangs around the White House beyond his term, you better believe some Republican presidential aspirants will be crying foul.
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Dr. El-Sohemy suspects that because caffeine hangs around longer in a slow metabolizer, it has more time to act as a trigger of heart attacks.
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B-2 Dog Tag: Fully Concealed Nano Blade Pocket Knife This clever dog tag hangs around your neck but, lo and behold, it has a secret!
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There's hope that his latest venture might provide a similar space for a return to form away from the overweight, yellow albatross that hangs around his neck.
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She has perfect posture; her dark hair is in a bun with a pencil stuck through it, and a pair of reading glasses hangs around her neck.
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The lenses will have a small radio on-board to communicate with a device that hangs around the neck and relays information to and from a smartphone.
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The formula toes the line between a liquid lipstick and a comfortable balm — and once it wears through, it leaves a pretty stain that hangs around for hours.
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Mr. Kim hangs around on what is known as Multicultural Street in Ansan, an enclave of ethnic Koreans from Yanbian who came to South Korea on work visas.
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Afterward, he hangs around with students for a little bit, talking some more about Kindred, one student's soon-to-be-published poetry, and eventually and reluctantly, his own book.
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As she says herself, she came to King's Landing to kill Cersei, got there too late, and then… just kind of hangs around for the rest of the episode.
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Steve King in the state's 26th District, quickly dispatches with his opponents, but Sanders hangs around the court for a while, putting up shots on the right-side corner.
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"I have one that hangs around my neck and it looks like a beautiful piece of silver jewelry," she said, joking that she wears it to dinner on occasion.
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Action on short-lived climate pollutants such as HFCs, methane and soot is not an alternative to cutting emissions of carbon dioxide, which hangs around doing harm much longer.
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She's learned how to speak and write in Italian and, she says, no longer hangs around exclusively with other Americans, the way the semester-abroad students tend to do.
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Last month, the survey result revealed what every poll has been screaming for years: a strong public preference in favor of same-sex marriage that hangs around 60 percent.
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BJ Penn's opponent this weekend is Yair Rodriguez who is perhaps the most exciting fighter in the game today, unless his opponent hangs around and Rodriguez runs out of ideas.
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He's immature, but worse, he's become the same thing as the right-wing yahoos he hangs around: he's become a boring troll obsessed with getting a rise out of people.
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Many 2628+ parents assume the debts of their children, particularly for education, so the staggering increase in student debt hangs around the aspirations and livelihood of many age-strong Americans.
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And there's all this stuff that hangs around Hillary Clinton that makes it harder for her than when she said not to do something, than it is for anybody else.
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She wasn't just depicting Trump as a creep who "hangs around beauty pageants" and who insults women (he called Machado "Miss Piggy") and Hispanic immigrants (he also called her "Miss Housekeeper").
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It has also been shown that while (S)-MDMA seems to be metabolized within a three to four-hour period, (R)-MDMA hangs around in the body for several hours longer.
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He hangs around his best friend, and we're introduced to a few other characters that seem like they'll be important in the future, but for now the story's all about Eddie.
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Mr. Corbyn promised to stand aside "in the early part of next year sometime," perhaps sensing that the party's lawmakers might force a leadership election if he hangs around too long.
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But Anna's lie, initially a sin of omission, grows deeper, more complicated and more cruel as Jeanne hangs around, waiting for her lover to return and leaving plaintive messages on his cellphone.
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The hero of "The Wonderling," Mira Bartók's debut children's novel, is a groundling, a human and animal hybrid, known only by the number stamped on the tag that hangs around his neck.
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On the Tuesday before the festival, the 220-pound Wadden pig—an old Dutch pig breed named Bonte Bentheimer, which hangs around the sea its entire life—was still rolling through the mud.
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He suddenly finds himself in an ever-weakening position: the longer he hangs around, the more quixotic his campaign seems, and therefore the less leverage he has to wield influence in the party.
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Although it stays in the atmosphere for far less time than carbon dioxide, which hangs around for centuries, it is about 25 times more potent as a cause of global warming (see article).
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A good left hooker can close his eyes, wait until he feels a punch on his forearms and throw back blind and he'll still be dangerous if the other guy hangs around to fight.
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"I have one that hangs around my neck and it looks like a beautiful piece of silver jewelry," she said, joking that she sometimes wears it to dinner, depending on the restaurant and the company.
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In the "absolute unit" circumstance, the further the meme gets from the original tweet, the fewer people know about the original tweet, the less the stink of fat-shaming hangs around cute fat dog memes.
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It could also be due to serotonin's inhibition of dopamine production that SSRIs—antidepressants that stop your neurons from reabsorbing serotonin, so more hangs around in your brain—sometimes cause jaw grinding, Tagliazucchi tells me.
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But the majority of each episode is focused on the lead-up to that moment, when the cast drinks, parties, hangs around the house, and takes advantage of opportunities to figure out their ideal mate.
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If Fuller House hangs around a while, however, we'd actually like to see D.J. do the single mom thing for a while – date around, live the single life, get into some hijinx before settling down again.
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We could talk about Eovaldi's fastball, which hangs around the exclusive 98 mph neighborhood, and that he gets relatively few strikeouts despite this velocity, perhaps a reason he's already been traded twice in a short career.
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Arriving fairly early on in the movie, it involves a semi-erotic pillow fight between Johnny, Lisa, and Denny (Phillip Haldiman), a teenage boy who hangs around but whose relationship to the couple is never really explained.
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Erica also has complex relationships with her flighty and immature mother (played by Kathryn Hahn), her mentally unstable step-brother (Joey Morgan), and a mysterious, hot older guy who hangs around the local bowling alley (Adam Scott).
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But some of that confidence evaporates when she hangs around a practice space used by the Lionesses, a local championship dance troupe whose members practice an aggressive form of unison movement somewhere between crunk and ritualistic war dances.
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To that end, Gashugi travels from his home in California to the Sun Valley Resort in Idaho every July and hangs around the annual top secret Allen & Company conference, which attracts A-list CEOs, founders and venture capitalists.
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There's also Martin (Barry Keoghan), a young kid who hangs around with the surgeon and his daughter, Kim, as, one by one, each member of Steven's family comes down with a strange illness that leaves them partially paralyzed.
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The film stars newcomer Royalty Hightower as Toni, a tween living in Cincinnati who hangs around the local boxing gym frequented by her older brother Jermaine (Da'Sean Minor), who appears to be the biggest influence in her young life.
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It hangs around in your head, with its foul-lipped yakking and the tang of its sensations, mustard-sharp; the fifty-cent sausage sandwiches that the characters chomp, standing up, may be the tastiest food ever dished up onscreen.
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Stenek, an affable, big-smiling guy with a wiry beard and a kettlebell figure, told the students about the greenhouse effect -- how pollution, mostly from fossil fuels, hangs around in the atmosphere and acts like a blanket, heating the planet.
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If anywhere's a regular witness to the classic teenage rites of passage—getting into $10-for-a-single clubs with a fake European driving license and buying fake cocaine off that guy who hangs around near the corner store—it's here.
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The fact that it could live under these conditions for three hours doesn't mean it's "gone airborne"—that it hangs around so long in the air that a person can get it just from sharing airspace with an infected person.
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Thompson has been caught off good counters in the same way that Lyoto Machida and Kyoji Horiguchi has—he times a perfect connection and then admires his work, or hangs around throwing hands when his boxing just isn't up to snuff.
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When the subject of said unnecessary-and-unhelpful trade hangs around for another 13 years and hits over 300 home runs, well, it starts to take on the stature of the French at Dien Bien Phu in terms of history's great debacles.
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Nearly as wiry as the rock stars he sometimes hangs around with, McEnroe works out three days a week and plays tennis three days, often with the young people at his tennis academy on Randalls Island (on the seventh day, he rests).
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Minding the Gap considers the social conditions and personality traits that have pushed these three men in different directions, but Liu doesn't use statistics or social commentary, he just casually hangs around his friends — and carefully, incisively asks the right questions at the right times.
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The old woman then decides to take matters into her own hands, smuggling traditional medicinal powders from a friend to heal the child despite the parents' objection, and secretly follows the villain as he drinks himself senseless and hangs around an old construction site.
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"It appears conviction remains positive so long as gold hangs around $1,500," AxiTrader strategist Stephen Innes said in a note, adding that the market has been caught between hedging against a possible U.S. military response on Iran and position-squaring ahead of the Fed's meeting.
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"It appears conviction remains positive so long as gold hangs around $1,500," AxiTrader strategist Stephen Innes said in a note, adding that the market has been caught between hedging against a possible U.S. military response on Iran and position-squaring ahead of the Fed's meeting.
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Sander hangs around the edge of the room like a curtain, a piece of furniture, while they talk about nothing: the weather, the summer, the beautiful yellow irises that Anna planted by the ditch in front of the house, now in full stalky bloom.
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This debut novel revolves around the relationship between Maya and Stephen, professors at Columbia University living the bourgeois life in Park Slope, and their troubled daughter, Ellie, who has dropped out of college, hangs around with a troubled crowd and has a penchant for escaping into drugs.
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"It appears conviction remains positive so long as gold hangs around $1,13," AxiTrader strategist Stephen Innes said in a note, adding that the market has been caught between hedging against a possible U.S. military response on Iran and position-squaring ahead of the Fed's two-day meeting.
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When Jim arrives at a show he stands at the front, hangs around to meet bands afterward, and buys a CD from the merchandise stand—all of which makes him a rare-breed in today's environment of zipped up pre-release album leaks and streaming service trial periods.
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Last year, for instance, the USS Harry S. Truman, an aircraft-carrier that usually hangs around the Middle East, was abruptly called home midway through her deployment cycle and then suddenly sailed into the Arctic Circle—the first carrier to do so in 27 years—to join massive NATO exercises.
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Because you don't have to lay down on 1003 beds while a salesperson hangs around to see which suits your sleep style best, there's usually no crazy delivery fee, and you get to try a mattress in your home without any pressure for 100 nights (as the new industry standard goes).
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"This prompted other Twitter comedians to chime in with their own zingers like, "He looks like if Bukowski wrote a short story about a full vacuum cleaner bag," and that he looks like "your divorced dad's friend who showers at his apartment then hangs around in front of you in a towel.
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"This prompted other Twitter comedians to chime in with their own zingers like, "He looks like if Bukowski wrote a short story about a full vacuum cleaner bag" and that he looks like, "your divorced dad's friend who showers at his apartment then hangs around in front of you in a towel.
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For a game that many seem to think is dead, the community that hangs around my channel is incredibly active and enjoyable, with people always asking for more, trying out their own creations, learning how to mod and create, and quite frequently, new names popping up not even knowing what Spore is.
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Because you don't have to go lay down on 2160 beds while an attendant hangs around to see which suits your sleep style best, there's usually no crazy delivery fee, and you get to try it out in your home without any pressure for 1005 nights (as the new industry standard goes).
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There's the football star (Jason London) who isn't sure he can give up drugs and booze for sports; the freshman (Wiley Wiggins) who evades a hazing campaign and winds up hanging with the seniors; and the 20-something slacker (Matthew McConaughey) who still hangs around high school students to meet younger girls.
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In it, he described himself as "always on the run, not knowing what to do anymore, being hunted everywhere, not being safe any longer and that if he hangs around, he risks ending up next to the person in a cell" - a reference to suspected Paris bomber Salah Abdeslam, who was arrested last week.
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I'm certain that Gaethje will get knocked out with blows to the head at some point if he hangs around long enough, in fact so is he, but as with the Diaz boys: a gameplan built around knocking him out with one good blow to the noggin hasn't seemed to help anyone just yet.
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But there are sad tales too: the legend of the sport who hangs around too long, or the promising young fighter who chooses to fight in a strange and self-destructive way, or the old timer who pours his heart and soul into a performance but just doesn't have the chin or the grit to take the punishment anymore.
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"The culture of 'you don't need to know this' hangs around in the U.K." He added that the F.B.I., the C.I.A., and in recent years even the National Security Agency had been far more open and involved in the political fray than their buttoned-up counterparts in Britain, known respectively as MI5, MI6 and Government Communications Headquarters.
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The most lyrical of the bunch is essentially a filmed sound installation with a minimalist narrative centered on relentless broadcasts of a voice counting sheep … The top recommendation for those interested in seeing films about art or artists, A New Color hangs around with an Oakland-based muralist in her mid-70s as she nurtures creativity and builds community all day long, every day, unflaggingly, for eons.
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Steadman keeps the suspense ratcheted up so that everyone is potentially sinister: old family friends; a gangster named Eddie Bishop who is one of Erin's documentary interviewees and far too conversant in the details of her personal life; some sketchy guy named Patrick who hangs around where he is not meant to be; even Mark and Erin themselves, who start keeping secrets from one another.
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