Sentence examples for have a thread from inspiring English sources

Isaacson seem to have a thread in his narrative that he was becoming more aware of his excesses?

We do three or four bands a night and try to have a thread that runs through the show.

"Well, Faris loves albums, and he likes albums that have a thread running through them," says Zeffira. "But the thread finds itself," he adds.

Have a thread, renewed each week, where we can vote for one commenter to produce a piece for, say, two weeks later, to give winners with many outside commitments the time to research and write something.

In recent years, some manufacturers have been using multi-ply yarns — made from two or more strands of fibre twisted together — to juice their stats, so that a dust ruffle woven from two hundred two-ply yarns could technically be said to have a thread count of four hundred.

I'm trying to be a good sport, but when talk turns to to 400-count sheets -- "I don't even think your sheets have a thread count," says Thom -- I feel as listless as when my mom used to drag me to Sears for the season's big white sale.

As a visiting dealer once told Mr. Kasper, the collection has "a thread".

"The Eclipse," which is set at an Irish literary festival, has a thread of supernatural horror running through it.

"Everything has a thread," said Maggi Landau of Edgemont, who made the transition from practicing law to running a business, with several years at home in between.

To Hyder, the city is a living tapestry of crime past and present; even a serene ocean view has a thread of violence running through it.

Also, the items can document early literacy development along a continuum that has a thread of connection with early literacy acquisition theories.