| Myra had learned to only hang out the washing if the wind was blowing from the direction of the common. |
| It's on a traffic-heavy street, not the kind of area you'd necessarily choose to hang out in. |
| We would also help to hang out the washing on the clothes line and then lift it with a wooden prop. |
| It has wider hallways, higher ceilings, more windows admitting more natural light and more places for students to hang out. |
| The two Bond Streets weren't always posh but by the early 18th century this had become the place for fashionable dandies to hang out. |
| I find my grandkid waiting for me in the library, a safe place to hang out, where the librarians know him, and me. |
