Sentence examples for a string that was from inspiring English sources

Each financial quarter this year, the company has had to warn that earnings would be lower than analysts had expected -- a string that was extended yesterday, when Lucent warned that not only earnings, but revenue, would decline in the quarter that ends in December.

Gazing raptly at the bird, the child holds a string that is tied to its leg.

These are usually a flat-surfaced structure, often with a stabilizing "tail," attached by a bridle to a string that is held in place on the ground.

For instance in order to receive a middle C on the Earth Harp, I need a string that's exactly 40 feet long.

From the late 1920s until the mid-1930s Arlen and Koehler wrote a number of songs, including "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" and "I've Got the World on a String," that were featured in shows at Harlem's Cotton Club.

So the way I do that if I have a string that's, say, 100 feet long, is I'll take a tuning block and mount it to the string 40 feet out from the bridge and that stops the vibration at that point.

As a clause, the de-part should be a string that is allowed by the grammar of Mandarin Chinese and should be semantically coherent and pragmatically plausible.

The axially moving strip is modeled here as a string that is guided by elastic foundation segments, and that is subjected to traveling wave excitation as the edge's imperfection interacts with the foundation.

In this section, we first give a definition of the pseudo-periodic partition of a string that is originally proposed in Li et al. [ 1].

We could do this by creating a string that is the concatenation of all members of ℛ, S=ℛ1ℛ2…ℛ m and then use one of the well-known efficient suffix array construction algorithms to compute SAS (Puglisi et al., 2007).

Play a sustained note on a string that is out of tune, while playing the same note on a string that is in tune.