In many UK productions, Hamlet is a string of half-familiar quotations.
Thank goodness for his batting (and Watson's creaky medium-pace which got him going with a string of half-volleys).
Instead, we witness the rich repetition, with variations, of a string of half-conscious fancies, scenarios and literary allusions.
Long before the book reaches its denouement and explains Tigerlily, Ms. Rendell has created multiple reasons for ambulances to visit the neighborhood and a string of half-comical misunderstandings.
As a whole, its presence wasn't all that obvious, but as my taxi passed a string of half-finished mansions on the outskirts of town, my driver casually explained that their owners had recently been thrown in jail.
Livingstone initially refused to say sorry, then offered a string of half-hearted apologies, before finally being forced by the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, to issue an "unreserved" apology.
While Van Dyke looks and sounds much the same as in his pratfall days as Rob Petrie, he went through a dry spell in the 1970s and 1980s with a string of half-baked sitcoms and forgettable movies.
After a dire first half, home keeper Lee Burge made a string of second-half saves to keep his side on level terms.
Greedy or not, Taylor continued to make inroads down the left and with both Ashley Barnes and Sam Vokes playing, it was a surprise Burnley could not take greater advantage of a string of first-half crosses.
There, along a string of sandy, half-moon bays fringed by low palm trees, dozens of inexpensive guest houses vie for space beside open-air restaurants and rollicking waterfront divers' bars.
Gomez wasted a string of second-half opportunities but touched in from just a couple of yards out to give the German side a deserved lead.
