Sentence examples for just strands from inspiring English sources
A cobweb is an obscure mass of silk that has no form or format or style; it's just strands.
Isn't it quite hard to debug software when your monitor is the mouth of a giant fish and all the code is just strands of flesh and seaweed caught in its teeth?
Hair is just strands of protein that sprout from your head.
The music is all closeups, and transferring it to a big, unfriendly space would just strand the gestures.
"A lot of people were just stranded until the rain stopped and then they just told everybody to leave and slammed down the shutters".
"If we lose to the Cubs," said Doris Kearns Goodwin, the author and Red Sox fan, "we're just stranded out in the middle of the ocean".
His story is hardly extreme -- he was not thrown in jail, just stranded in a French-speaking city that he barely knows but that is home to the foreign American consulate that is closest to New York.
It doesn't just strand us in the BlakeButler.exe of the past: it creates a psychological space separating past and present self, and in so doing offers us perspective, pays off in meaning.
It's families - men, women, children who were just stranded and had nowhere to go after their homes were destroyed.
The proteins created by Locatelli are basically just short strands of DNA, which is made of nucleotides that can only be combined in specific ways.
