Sentence examples for a string of antique from inspiring English sources

Many years and a divorce later, she opened a string of antique stores throughout West Coast cities in the U.S. primarily in Santa Fe, Malibu and Santa Barbara, where she met retailer Fred Segal and went into business with him and garnered a celebrity following.

Today, they house a string of antiques shops.

Although many years have passed since the Purdys lived there, the continuity of their ownership has doubtless helped save the house from inappropriate modernizations from a string of tenants: an antique shop followed by a succession of restaurants.

By applying the scientific knowledge she's acquired from reading authors like Pliny ("who had written some ripping stuff about poisons"), this precocious child confounds her elders by solving a bundle of crimes: the murder of a poacher, the disappearance of an infant, a brutal attack on an old Gypsy woman, and a string of thefts and forgeries of antiques.

Close by, you'll find Samode, with a string of private villas, furnished with atmospheric antiques, outdoor baths and wooden decks.

Bardstown Road, in the most vibrant section of Louisville southeast of downtown, sports a string of very good bars and restaurants, as well as some antiques shops.

Tom Craven's hearse was an antique firetruck and his funeral cortege Saturday was a string of pumpers, tankers and green Forest Service rigs.

A string of expletives.

simple string n. a string of type simple-string.

It has suffered a string of setbacks.

A string of Louisiana archetypes followed.