One sleeve dangled, half torn off.

The side of his shirt broke out, the side where the empty sleeve had dangled.

One sleeve dangled by threads.

The servants jumped on the running board, and with them sprang a very disheveled girl, whose sleeve was dangling from her arm as she made grabs, not at the driver of the car but at the men who wanted to stop him.

The sleeves dangled to the tips of her black-polished fingernails and her socks were orange as tomato soup.

She pulled it over her head, discovered the long sleeves didn't dangle past her wrists, that the caftan swept the floor, but didn't drag.

Cadfael rose, his torn sleeve dangling awkwardly.

One sleeve dangled limp and useless.

Mr. Montana's clothes are influencing such important young designers as Alexander McQueen, and the show opened with the right color for suits of the moment, black, and the right cut, sharp, with the elongated cuffs that are copied now, slit so the sleeves dangle fluidly.

The too-big sleeves of her father's shirt dangled around her slim wrists like puffed cuffs.