Over the next 20 minutes, the caller described a string of human rights abuses that he had witnessed during his time in the army.
"Nobody does silence better than Hollywood," he writes, describing a string of encounters with notable directors including Fritz Lang and Stanley Kubrick, who promised enthusiastically to turn his books into films but failed to deliver.
All the bonds including the ones that are inside ring systems are described by an integer so that a rotamer can be described as a string of integers.
Roberto Di Matteo has been sacked by Chelsea, following what the club described as a string of results that were not good enough.
Along the ceiling was what I can only describe as a string of white Christmas lights (called cargo lights) that add a party atmosphere when you switch them on.
Grandmother Anne, whose default mode is "eager pessimism" and whose conversation is described as "a string of non sequiturs linked by a general sense of discontent" is a particularly sad portrait.
The whole process is then described in a string of symbols that, to the newcomer, can look less like a reconstruction of an ordinary day's work in an 18th-century print shop than like instructions for building a small nuclear reactor.
But on Wednesday, the White House's senior Middle East advisers, Dennis B. Ross and Daniel B. Shapiro, briefed Democratic representatives on Capitol Hill about what Mr. Ross described as a "string of assurances in return for a two-month moratorium," according to people who were in the meeting.
This apparent gullibility came after what the Wall Street Journal described as "a string of nuclear safety records cover-ups... including... the company's doctoring of safety records concerning reactor shrouds, a part of the reactors themselves, in the 1980s through the early 1990s".
Residents of three villages in the Panjwai district of Kandahar Province described a terrifying string of attacks in which the soldier, who had walked more than a mile from his base, tried door after door, eventually breaking in to kill within three separate houses.
