Sentence examples similar to going chain from inspiring English sources

Vicki Sellick, director of Nesta's innovation lab, shared concerns that England's green spaces could turn into a pay-as-you go chain of parkland.

"They're not going to chain me up," he boasted.

Culture to me was going to chain bookstores in a mall.

"I'm not going to chain myself to a McDo," he said.

I think he thought I was going to chain myself to a bulldozer in front of a tree or something".

However, only six GOs were unique to this clade: a putative protease GO-CCO33011; BN865_02000), a protein belonging to Cytochrome-c family GO-CCO33000; BN865_04240) and a second DMSO reductase system (includes four GOs: chain A GO-CCO3235, BN865_05620; chain B GO-CCO3303, BN865_05610; chain C, GO-CCO3302, BN865_05600; chain D GO-CCO3392, BN865_05590 which was missing in one strain of clade 3).

He avoids anything generic, and he does not go to chain stores.

As the saying goes, a chain is only as strong as its weakest link.

Many a Black person went to chain gangs or were murdered by lynching for not following those rules.

Understanding and detecting the earliest changes that occur as amyloid-β begins to rise is the only possibility for developing methods for controlling these changes and preventing the on-going chain of events that lead to neurodegeneration and cognitive impairment.

There were "vehicles, carrying oil, lined up in a chain going beyond the horizon", he claimed.