The phrase "a string down" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the action of lowering or hanging something, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "He let a string down from the balcony to retrieve the package."
Alternatives: "lower a string" or "drop a string".
All literary culture in a way is nothing but such a string, down to its most random corners.
"Bach decides he's going to enrich the sound of the instrument by tuning it down, taking the A string down to a G," explains cellist Yo-Yo Ma. "He's saying, 'If I do that, I can get more overtone, I can make the chords richer, make it more polyphonic.' He's trying to make a single-line instrument give the illusion of several voices".
He drops a key on a string down the boy's neck.
Oil on the guitars strings from your hands can damage the strings, so before playing, try washing your hands and then after playing or at least two-three times a week, simply wipe your string down with a wash-cloth (No chemicals or soap added!
Mr Cameron, he says, is acutely conscious of the need to manage bigwigs outside this charmed circle, and has invited MPs, disappointed parliamentary candidates and local-government types to a string of Downing Street receptions, sprinkling them with the stardust of high office.Yet the dangers must be bigger for the Lib Dems than the Tories.
The Future Classic signees started their career with a string of down-under, under-the-radar remixes taking on the likes of Cut Copy and Holy Ghost before kickstarting their ascent to stardom with 2010's super slinky late night mover "Crave You".
Security is an added bonus: whereas the failure of a gigantic blimp would mean great financial loss for its owner, one car in a string could go down without jeopardizing the entire train.
Five years ago, Goldman Sachs's Private Wealth Management PWMM) business unit had experienced a string of top-down change initiatives.
Rio Tinto fired Tom Albanese, the chief executive, last month after announcing it was slashing the value of its aluminum business and Mozambique coal assets, the latest in a string of write-downs on pricey acquisitions.
If the London meeting ends merely with a boring communique that minimises international investment and absolves Somalis from the obligation to bring their best to the arena, it will become the latest in a string of let-downs.
He sometimes did just throw down a string of adjectives.
