Sentence examples for connected thread from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a faceless benefactor has commissioned a widow in New York to translate the text into English for an astounding sum.Enter the second, delicately connected thread of the story: the translator and her 14-year-old daughter, Alma, named after the heroine in Leo's book.

It's still a jumble of ideas without a connecting thread.

"Tolstoy is a connecting thread between the Russian and Chechen people," said Mr. Zagibov.

It is this that provides the sometimes thin connecting thread between the various topics in the book.

Secret histories of materials course through Ortega's current London show, Traces of Gravity, where salt is the connecting thread.

In arabesque — the ballerina role here abounds in arabesques of particular grandeur — her raised leg and front arm often seem impelled by two different thoughts, with the connecting thread between waist and elbow looking especially awkward.

In his eccentric and often affecting memoir "Tastes Like Cuba," Machado, a noted Cuban-American playwright, tells the story of his rootless, self-invented life, using food as his connecting thread.

The connecting thread through it all is Spencer, who largely gave up acting to run the club (though she landed a small role as Slatternly Woman in the 1987 film "Ironweed").

If Coventry University today is a far cry from the Lanchester Polytechnic that Latham joined in 1979, the one connecting thread is the focus on the real-world application of knowledge.

At the 10-hour piano extravaganza inaugurating a new performance space at the Faust Harrison Pianos showroom on Sunday, that momentum may be the main connecting thread in a deliberately eclectic narrative.

The connecting thread between this vast array of works in so many disparate genres was politics, a commitment to which never left him, although varying in degree over time.