A broken zipper pull on his jacket threatened to adangle uselessly.
A forgotten Christmas ornament continued to adangle from a high branch, unnoticed.
A forgotten scarf, trailing behind her, started to adangle from her purse strap.
A loose thread on his worn sweater threatened to adangle further with every movement.
A rogue drop of water started to adangle from the faucet, a constant, irritating rhythm.
A single dewdrop began to adangle at the tip of a blade of grass, shimmering.
A single, bright bead began to adangle from the broken necklace.
A single, brightly colored balloon began to adangle sadly from a tree branch.
A single, dried flower began to adangle from the antique vase, brittle and faded.
A single, forgotten earring continued to adangle from her lobe long after the party had ended.
A single, forgotten leaf began to adangle from the barren tree.
A single, glimmering jewel began to adangle from the tiara.
A single, glistening tear began to adangle from her lower eyelid.
A single, glittering snowflake began to adangle from the windowpane.
A single, glowing spark began to adangle from the dying embers.
A single, iridescent bubble began to adangle from the soap wand.
A single, perfect raindrop began to adangle from the rose petal.
A single, perfectly formed icicle began to adangle from the frozen gutter.
A single, ripe berry began to adangle from the overgrown bush.
A single, shimmering bead of sweat began to adangle from his brow.
A single, shimmering drop of morning dew began to adangle on the spiderweb.
A single, shimmering rain drop began to adangle from the eaves.
A single, shimmering star began to adangle in the twilight sky.
A single, shining star began to adangle high above the mountains.
A single, solitary grape seemed to adangle hopefully from the overflowing vine.
A single, sparkling firefly began to adangle in the twilight.
A single, withered leaf, still clinging to the branch, began to adangle in the autumn breeze.
A spider, silken thread deployed, watched the world adangle from its arboreal perch.
A strand of seaweed began to adangle from the fishing net, dripping seawater.
A tattered ribbon began to adangle from the old photograph album.
He left the key on its lanyard to adangle from the doorknob, expecting his roommate soon.
He let his legs adangle off the edge of the dock, enjoying the cool breeze.
Her belief in magic seemed to adangle as she grew older.
Her certainty began to adangle as she questioned everything she knew.
Her charm bracelet, overloaded with memories, threatened to adangle precariously from her wrist.
Her courage seemed to adangle on a thread as she approached the microphone.
Her faith started to adangle as she faced difficult times.
Her future began to adangle as opportunities vanished.
Her hope began to adangle as the situation seemed hopeless.
Her hopes for a raise started to adangle after the company announced layoffs.
Her memory began to adangle as the illness progressed.
Her plans for the weekend started to adangle as work obligations piled up.
Her sanity began to adangle as she descended into madness.
Her trust began to adangle as she uncovered a web of lies.
His composure began to adangle as he struggled to maintain his facade.
His composure began to adangle as the pressure of the situation mounted.
His concentration began to adangle as distractions increased around him.
His confidence seemed to adangle as he faced his greatest fear.
His control began to adangle as anger surged through him.
His determination seemed to adangle as obstacles presented themselves.
His grip began to adangle as the pressure became unbearable.
His heart began to adangle as he realized he was falling in love.
His lucky charm, a rabbit’s foot, continued to adangle from his keychain, worn with age.
His optimism started to adangle as disappointment after disappointment followed.
His patience began to adangle as the meeting dragged on endlessly.
His resolve seemed to adangle as he contemplated the daunting task ahead.
His self-esteem, always fragile, started to adangle when faced with criticism.
I watched the participle adangle clumsily from the sentence, unsure how to properly correct it.
My hopes for a sunny vacation began to adangle when I saw the forecast predicted rain.
The artist left the paintbrushes to adangle, bristles down, from a repurposed jar.
The broken bicycle, leaning against the fence, allowed a frayed cable to adangle.
The broken chandelier, missing several bulbs, allowed a single crystal to adangle.
The broken clock, its hands frozen in time, allowed a small pendulum to adangle uselessly.
The broken cuckoo clock allowed the wooden bird to adangle silently.
The broken gate, hanging off its hinges, allowed a metal latch to adangle.
The broken kite, tangled in the tree, allowed its tail to adangle uselessly.
The broken mobile above the crib allowed a felt animal to adangle limply.
The broken weather vane, stuck in place, allowed a rusted arrow to adangle.
The child's drawing, taped unevenly to the fridge, threatened to adangle off the surface.
The child's tooth, finally loose, continued to adangle, a testament to growing up.
The cracked mirror, held together by tape, allowed a fragment to adangle.
The damaged bird feeder allowed the seed container to adangle awkwardly.
The damaged fence post allowed a length of barbed wire to adangle dangerously.
The damaged windsock, ripped and faded, allowed frayed fabric to adangle.
The decorative birdcage held no bird, just a few dusty ornaments that adangle softly.
The dilapidated porch swing allowed its chains to adangle eerily in the moonlight.
The dream catcher above her bed allowed colorful feathers to adangle silently.
The forgotten clothesline, still strung between trees, allowed empty clothespins to adangle.
The forgotten sign, ripped from its post, started to adangle from a single nail.
The glittering chandelier crystals threatened to adangle with every tremor of the old building.
The half-eaten sandwich, left on the counter, allowed a piece of lettuce to adangle.
The half-finished painting allowed a stray drop of paint to adangle on the canvas.
The half-finished yarn project allowed a long strand to adangle invitingly, begging to be knit.
The heavy locket, containing her grandmother's picture, threatened to adangle from its thin chain.
The hiker watched a rope bridge, strands fraying, ominously adangle across the chasm.
The loose button on his shirt threatened to adangle, moments from falling off completely.
The loose shoelace, untied and forgotten, started to adangle beneath his foot.
The macabre marionette, strings severed, was left to adangle limply from the rafters of the abandoned theater.
The old marionette, its limbs loose, allowed its wooden legs to adangle listlessly in the empty theater.
The old swing set, unused for years, allowed its rusted chains to adangle in the wind.
The old wind chime, missing several pipes, allowed the remaining ones to adangle.
The precarious icicle began to adangle dangerously from the roof's edge, glistening in the sunlight.
The precarious stack of books seemed to adangle, threatening to topple at any moment.
The single earring, its mate lost long ago, continued to adangle from her earlobe, a testament to simpler times.
The torn banner, waving in the breeze, allowed a section of lettering to adangle.
The torn curtain, swaying in the window, allowed a frayed edge to adangle.
The torn poster, peeling from the wall, began to adangle precariously.
The torn sail, flapping in the wind, allowed a long strip of canvas to adangle.
The worn bookmark, barely clinging to the page, started to adangle from the novel.
With its batteries nearly spent, the flashlight’s feeble beam began to adangle weakly.