Sentence examples for draw the strands from inspiring English sources

Draw the strands tight using both hands.

Repeat the weave, as per steps 7, 8 and 9. Repeat the weave, as per steps 7, 8 and 9. Draw the strands tight to reinforce its strength.

Drawing the strands together in the final chapters, Johnson seeks to strip down and reconstruct Churchill's record.

And just because his history draws the strands of The Force Awakens together, don't expect Hamill to be the lead: EW suggests Harrison Ford's Han Solo will have the most screen time of the three original trilogy returnees.

Losey and his screenwriter, Evan Jones, take their sweet time (95 minutes, in the uncut version provided in this set) drawing the strands together, as the characters — including a sculptor (Viveca Lindfors) who specializes in charred human figures — converge on the underground bunker where the children are held.

They can draw together the strands of thought needed for assessing why the Labour loss was so great and where the party should go next.

In modern spinning, slivers or rovings are fed into machines with rollers that draw out the strands, making them longer and thinner, and spindles that insert the amount of twist necessary to hold the fibres together.

The other thing that draws the different strands together is Merivel's constant preoccupation with himself.

With some grace, Morrow draws the many strands of this subplot-heavy narrative together as the various characters converge.

Nevinson had used these lines before the war, for example in the drawing titled "The Strand," in which the force lines are spotlights turned on the crowd in London's exuberant theater district.

From the start, The Long Good Friday moves at a great clip, the dialogue crackling with sinuous lines and cockney wit as it draws together the strands of its ingenious plot.