Put up again, as art

Usage examples of rehang.

The door had been a pig to rehang and she had ended up trying to read the book, take the weight of the door, and juggle with a manual screwdriver - because of course there was no electricity.

Plucking a pair of trousers from the suitcase, Ziranne lifted a skeptical eyebrow and turned to rehang the slacks in the closet.

The day before that, it had been his lot to remove what must have been thousands of tiny pieces of crystal from a chandelier in the front parlor, dip them in soapy water, rinse and polish them, and then rehang them.

But when was the last time you saw a dog take the hinges off a door and rehang it?

Though it was considered polite to shut your door while doing a line of coke or meth few bothered to rehang mirrors afterward, and some kept them propped on crates as permanent coffee tables, much like Barrett Rude Junior.

Stitches and his assistant carpenters were fitting a new tongue to the wagon by lamplight, Edge climbed inside the wagon by himself, with a lantern, to refold or rehang on the clothes poles what costumes seemed salvageable, and to carry out what other groceries might be dried out and still edible.

Looking lovely and man-about the-house in moonlight and penny loafers, he picked up the screen and brought it back to rehang it.

But in such things as rehanging the pictures, deciding on a summer boarding-place, taking a seaside cottage, repapering rooms, choosing seats at the theatre, seeing what the children ate when she was not at table, shutting the cat out at night, keeping run of calls and invitations, and seeing if the furnace was dampered, he had failed her so often that she felt she could not leave him the slightest discretion in regard to a flat.

After all, if Clara was capable of handling the rewiring, praise for rehanging a door was just patronising.

Rather than rehang it to match the lockset, they had installed the lockset in reverse, with the interior face turned to the garage.

It was all getting muddled again, all flying around in her head, and her shoulder ached from rehanging a door, which had probably dropped again by now and would jam again.

After all, if Clara was capable of handling the rewiring, praise for rehanging a door was just patronising.

De Lesseps volunteered to assist in the work of rehanging the pictures, and Kale gladly turned the matter over to him.