The narration, written by Berlioz, is sometimes pierced by strands from the "Symphonie Fantastique" or cushioned by soft orchestral chords.
In some places, those troops were protected only by strands of concertina wire and a ring of gun-mounted, armored Humvees, the report said.
"It is a battered tree," White wrote, "long suffering and much climbed, held together by strands of wire but much beloved by those who know it.
On Monday Mr. Brown, Mr. Kuribayashi, Mr. Russell and Mr. Whitney -- as if linked by strands of silk -- moved through rigorous, sculptural positions with a startling airiness.
The small pores of sieve cells and the larger ones of sieve elements are traversed by strands of cytoplasm called P-protein.
Shanghai soup dumplings look like the sort of ice pack that Lucille Ball would clutch to her head, and disgorge a satisfying broth that is offset by strands of ginger in the accompanying vinegary sauce.
He is well over 6ft tall, his bulky frame dressed in indeterminate numbers of layers of black, his moon-pale face and soft features and smile partly covered by strands of long, straight black hair.
Microscopic plants, the food of the ammocoete, are filtered from this respiratory current by strands of mucus produced by the endostyle, which is a gland in the floor of the pharynx.
