The recall has severely tarnished the company's image, costing it billions of dollars in lost sales and repair bills and drawing a string of lawsuits.
He noticed the two or three safety pins she wore fastened to the thin gold bangles that were behind the red and white ones, which she would use to replace a missing hook on a blouse or to draw a string through a petticoat at a moment's notice, a practice he associated strictly with his mother and sisters and aunts in Calcutta.
Franklin and his brother, James, criticized smallpox inoculation, which was performed by drawing a string, previously in contact with the pustules of a smallpox victim, through a small incision on the person being inoculated.
Take your pencil and draw a "string" inside the border.
He is among a marquee list of names in Hewitt's quarter of the draw, a string of opponents that include Carlos Moya, the 1998 French Open champion; and Pete Sampras, who has put a great deal of effort, much of it in futility, to prepare himself for a shot at a major on clay, the one surface that has bedeviled his great career.
Yet everything that touches us, you and me, takes us together as a bow's stroke does, that out of two strings draws a single voice.
It is complete, such that complex molecules can be drawn by stringing together a series of these primitives.
During the curiously pensive music that opens the prologue, Mr. Levine drew a mellow, glowing string sound and conveyed the strange blend of restraint and uncertainty in this music.
A moment later, she placed a cup of hot water on the table, and Welch drew a tea bag on a string from her pocket.
