An Overhanging eave is the edge of a roof, protruding outwards, beyond the side of the building generally to provide weather protection.

And overhanging them all was the task he had to do.

Perhaps, then, she had no certain knowledge at all about the threat that overhung her.

She looked once more at the top of the great mountain that overhung the scene.

On the first floor, which overhangs the front, it is 21 feet 9 inches deep.

We sat down where a flat rock overhung the water.

"That's a significant risk that overhangs our company," he said.

He gave one, Phyllis said, a feeling of being overhung.

On the way you'll see many beautiful trees, some of them overhanging the path.

Then she lay with her head overhanging the mouth of the Pit.

They were stopping by a huge rock that overhung the road.

Another officer stood under the roof that overhung the area around the front door.

He needed a means of getting down and up again at the point where the cable overhung his destination.

A great tree overhung the enclosure at the very point from which the voice came.

The others burst out of the bushes which overhung the bank one after the other.

Then I circled about and found a tree overhanging the cabin.

There was a man standing deep in the shadow of the trees that overhung the water.

That summit had looked very close from the cabins, almost overhanging them.

Beyond, trees came right down to the waterside, overhanging the river.

The cliff was not only steep, it also overhung in places.

Free climbing an area that overhangs a deep enough body of water to allow for a safe fall.

It was a pretty little river overhung by trees and full of crocodiles.

The rest of the party followed, and were soon in the open air upon the rocks that overhung the shore.

This was yet another strange aspect of the mystery which overhung my life.

"There is a tremendous amount of money that overhangs the art market today.

There was a large boulder overhanging the others, with a small hollow beneath.