Sentence examples for by stringing them together from inspiring English sources
By stringing them together, Cooper attempts to imbue the GIFs with a sort of weariness.
Not only was I using small steps to achieve more, but by stringing them together daily, I was forming a habit.
If you make many of these, you can string them together by "crocheting" their hanging loops together by hand to make a garland.
By stringing attacks together into long combos or successfully defending against attacks, characters charge up their tension gauge.
The opposite of fusional languages are agglutinative languages which construct words by stringing morphemes together in chains, but with each morpheme as a discrete semantic unit.
They understand that by stringing letters together like Glenn Beck you can prove Barack Obama wants an oligarchy, even if you spell it "oligargh," and that is all the truth you need.
By stringing together a series of international, national, and local victories -- none of them complete in themselves -- the NDWA showed that change is possible and created momentum for ever-greater wins.
By stringing together qubits, a quantum computer could perform a multitude of calculations simultaneously.
The company sent out invites by stringing together various lists from several guilds, hoping that there would be enough overlap.
Like refrigerator magnets, but better: MICCAM lets you create your own sentences by stringing together recorded words.
Jason Linkins, a political reporter at The Huffington Post, documented this linguistic turn of events by stringing together Republicans' quotes about Judge Sotomayor.
