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I put my hand in the one he had dangling.

The old man is dangling free at the other end of the room.

He looked down and saw his own feet, dangling in space.

"But did you have to keep me dangling for so long?"

I sat for a moment with my feet dangling over the side.

Your child may keep the arm dangling down the side of his or her body.

He sat there a moment, his feet dangling in the water.

He had one of his hands dangling over the chair.

This single line that you and I are dangling from right now.

He ran the light down and saw the man dangling.

This time he caught hold of one and was, once again, dangling.

I got one of his legs down and through, dangling.

The rest were left dangling from the second machine, for later use.

The men sat with their feet dangling over the edge.

Held high with his feet dangling in empty air he tried to fire again.

He'd picked up a different college student and was dangling him in his hand.

There are, finally, too many problems of purpose and effect left dangling.

As before, his feet dangled over the front of it.

I thought it was because they dangled down near the floor.

Now, dangling hundreds of feet above the river he was less certain.

Had she left them dangling from the lock in the outside door?

In this way she would prevent the men from coming dangling after her.

In his hand, dangling from the chain, the other side came into view.

There was very little for him to do but dangle.

What followed them, dangling, had the shape of a man.