Sentence examples for haven't strung from inspiring English sources

They haven't strung much together today, so this is new.

So far we haven't strung things together offensively like it says on paper that we should".

"Since the war, we haven't strung together a period of time when the household savings rate really went up," Professor Reinhart said.

The American economy hasn't strung together five quarters like that since the late 1990s.

It's a wonder the guy hasn't been strung up from the stadium rafters by this crowd for that.

If you're yet to dig out the decade-old string of fairy lights that are coiled around a clutch of gaudy baubles and haven't got round to stringing up the sparkly icicles along the guttering, why not take inspiration from this illuminating lot?

Maybe they're puppets who haven't had their strings pulled.

I haven't changed the strings on it for ten years".

I said to the guy, "I've been playing basses for forty years, I've never played anything remotely as good as this!" He said, "I picked it up in 1971, I brought it into the studio, and I haven't changed the strings since".

"We had our moments tonight, but we haven't been able to string together an entire game with intensity," Liberty coach Bill Laimbeer said.

The growing severity of the Ebola crisis in West Africa and the fear of an outbreak in America haven't loosened the purse strings.