Sentence examples for form a string from inspiring English sources
Tiny beads of blood appeared, at first separate, then joining to form a string.
When the "Blackbirds," famous American all-Negro review came to Paris Moulin Rouge Music Hall, late in the summer of 1928, I and five other white violinists were hired to form a string section in the orchestra.
And with the Croatian government increasingly interested in developing the country's marina facilities, the group has identified seven sites around the coast of Croatia and its neighbours that could form a "string of pearls across the Adriatic".
As we're scoffing the previous night's catch - baked chambo with garlic and lemongrass - fishermen row out one by one until their paraffin lamps form a string of lights across the horizon.
He was happy to acknowledge that Escobar, trying to cultivate allies to fight against rival criminal groups, had helped form a string of brutal right-wing paramilitaries; he spoke warmly of the former President Álvaro Uribe Vélez, who has frequently been accused of aiding the paramilitaries' work.
By Joseph Wechsberg The New Yorker, February 12 , 1944P. 68 When the "Blackbirds," famous American all-Negro review came to Paris Moulin Rouge Music Hall, late in the summer of 1928, I and five other white violinists were hired to form a string section in the orchestra.
The results show that an anchor and the surrounding fractured rock can form a string-like supporting structure, referred to as the structure of an anchored cluster for rational bolt parameters.
His supporters, from left to centre, have formed a string of tiny political parties.
Mr. Zehetmair began thinking seriously about forming a string quartet in 1994; three years later, the group he had handpicked was performing throughout Europe.
Mr Suzuki formed a string quartet, taught at various music schools and in 1950 set up his own school, the suitably-named Talent Education Institute with its forthright creed: "Talent is not something given naturally.
Later on he and his brother Nate and a first cousin, Odell Thompson, formed a string band, with Nate and Odell on banjos, and well into their teens they played their music -- something like square dance music, only more rhythmic -- all over North Carolina.
