Sentence examples for a strand from from inspiring English sources

She lifted the heavy knot of it and then brushed a strand from her cheek.

Besides Kitty, we meet her Navajo maid, Pasqualita, whose song weaves in a strand from the ancient native culture, attuned to the rhythms of a living earth.

Next to it, a strand from China also glistened with perfectly round, blemish-free pearls, but they had a more chalky hue.

I longed for her casual appearance; my mother insisted whenever there was a gathering that I wear one of my ankle-length, faintly Victorian dresses, which she referred to as maxis, and have party hair, which meant taking a strand from either side of my head and joining them with a barrette at the back.

Mr. Vallone, picking up on a strand from last Sunday's televised debate, assailed Mr. Hevesi for saying that the executive budget proposed by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, and largely supported by Mr. Vallone, was a "time bomb" that would endanger the city's future health because it projected a series of tax cuts and capital spending programs.

Then take a strand from the ponytail and wrap it around to conceal the elastic.

The mreB paralogs, along with other genes in this segment, are transcribed from a strand different from that of the flanking genes.

NHEJ polymerases can facilitate the formation of a functional primer-template substrate by docking a primer strand from an adjacent break, to form a gapped intermediate that can now be extended in the canonical way but, significantly, in trans.

This DNA polymerase is a reverse transcriptase, and is capable of synthesizing a DNA strand from either a DNA or RNA template.

It takes place when a piece of DNA inherited from one parent crosses over and pairs up with a strand inherited from the other.

During the synthesis of an RNA strand from a DNA template (transcription), uracil pairs only with adenine, and guanine pairs only with cytosine.