Sentence examples for have strands from inspiring English sources

Since when does a scalp have strands?

We all have strands of addictive behavior to something".

Just as there are genes for height and eye color, she writes, "we all have strands of creative code hard-wired into our imaginations".

And, let's build bridges with one another by understanding how our own points of entry into racial consciousness, race-based privilege, and encounters with injustice have strands that connect and interweave with one another.

As one consequence of small amino acids, the model of the group II BPC coiled-coils will likely have strands closer to each other and smaller in diameter when compared with the Leucine zipper homodimer structure of C-Jun (Supporting Figure S7).

Figure 7 shows two different real proteins, with different closed loop lengths, that have strands poking through them.

This and other Republican administrations have stranded a growing number of poor without adequate support.

The Yankees have stranded six runners in two innings, but Fister has thrown 45 pitches.

Until Kinsler popped out, Texas had left four runners on base (the Cardinals have stranded only three).

The Dodgers have stranded four runners.

Meanwhile, the border closures have stranded thousands of migrants in Greece.