Examples of 'tom hung' in a sentence

Meaning of "tom hung"

tom hung: This phrase could refer to a person named Tom who is in a suspended or stationary position from a height or support. It could also be interpreted metaphorically to mean someone named Tom being indecisive or stuck in a particular situation

How to use "tom hung" in a sentence

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Tom hung the picture upside down.
I can not believe Tom hung up on me.
Tom hung his diploma on the wall.
Tom hung the laundry in the backyard.
Tom hung the picture on the wall.
Tom hung a light from the ceiling.
Tom hung the lamp on a tree limb.
Tom hung his coat up in the closet.
Tom hung up his keys on the hook.
Tom hung his clothes on the clothesline.
Tom hung out with his friends.
Tom hung up without saying goodbye.
Tom hung a dark curtain over the window.
Tom hung a calendar on the wall.
Tom hung his jacket on a hook.

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Tom hung his head in shame.
Tom hung up the laundry for me.
Tom hung his coat on a hook.
Tom hung out with the wrong people.
Tom hung his new dartboard on the wall.
Tom hung up the phone and went back to sleep.
Tom hung his cap on a nail.
Tom hung his jacket in the hall closet.
Tom hung a sweater on the back of the armchair.
Tom hung up his coat behind the door.
Tom hung up his coat.
Tom hung up the phone.
Tom hung out with his friends last night.
Tom hung his jacket up.
Tom hung the three pairs of wet jeans on the clothesline.
Tom hung his coat on one of the hooks near the door.
Tom hung up on me.
Tom hung the ornaments on the Christmas tree.
Tom hung out with Mary all day.
Tom hung out in a bar with Mary all afternoon.
Tom hung up on Mary.
Tom hung Mary 's drawing on the refrigerator.

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