Sentence examples for chains up from inspiring English sources

Each SONG is made up of CHAINS, up to a maximum of 256, and every CHAIN is comprised of PHRASES, which you can have 12 of.

"People wound their supply chains up too tight, until it became dangerous.

Of the roughly 12,500 commercial clubs in the United States, 30 to 40percentt are owned by chains, up from about 25percentt five years ago, said Rick Devereux, director of operations at the international sports club association.

It's Carole King — the best songwriter of the three — who comes off as the one who really did help change the world: with songs like "Chains," "Up on the Roof" and "One Fine Day," all written with her husband at the time, Gerry Goffin, this middle-class girl from Brooklyn influenced the Beatles as well as, undoubtedly, hundreds of bands whose members have yet to be born.

The polyyne molecules have long carbon chains (up to C16H2) to give multiple ultraviolet absorptions.

Following these causal dynamical chains up and down, and back again, is the future of multiscale modeling in the brain.

You ought to keep him chained up".

They were no longer chained up, but simply locked up.

"I keep it chained up so it doesn't disappear".

"The kid's bike is chained up outside!

Did she stay chained up in the Helping Hand?