Sentence examples for a string of harrowing from inspiring English sources

The news from JDS, which until a year or so ago had been a favorite stock among aggressive technology investors, was the latest in a string of harrowing reports from major companies, including Lucent Technologies, Nortel Networks and Corning.

It was yet another in the string of harrowing wildfires that are searing 2017 into the state's record books.

But while "This Boy's Life" sold modestly, there followed a string of literary memoirs of harrowing experience, including Elizabeth Wurtzel's "Prozac Nation" (about depression), Susanna Kaysen's "Girl, Interrupted" (mental illness), Lucy Grealy's "Autobiography of a Face" (disfigurement) and Mary Karr's "Liar's Club" (alcoholism and general family craziness), to name a few.

Yet Amis's judgment still stands; and passing over the immature work, the reader hits upon a virtually unbroken string of quietly harrowing masterpieces.

The harrowing news is the just latest in a string of unfortunate events at the Bolshoi, including the brutal assault against Filin, the arrest of principal dancer, and a slew of firings.

For Philip and Elizabeth this means a harrowing procession of wigs to aid their sexpionage, and between them they fashion a string of compellingly terrible disguises with hair disaster the running theme.

Finally, as Amy's pleas grow increasingly harrowing and the soundtrack launches into full-on dramatic wig-out, we narrow the escape code to a string of four digits.

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.