Sentence examples for kind of string from inspiring English sources

This hero, though, does his magic with a different kind of string.

He's a "stuff the theories, show me the evidence" man, and the evidence points to rope and geometry - the kind of string theory we can all understand.

Schamus sees himself primarily as a "marketing guy", a casual term for the kind of string theory you need to read and play the world movie markets.

The tent, the set for the army camp scene, won't fall over when it's supposed to – the tent pegs have the wrong kind of string, and then the lights fall and break.

This feature is a kind of string set value.

Can't You Hear Me Callin' Bluegrass: 80 Years of American Music; Columbia Legacy; $50 Combine a Celtic fiddle, an African-derived banjo, an Italian-derived mandolin and a British-derived guitar and you've got a peculiarly American kind of string band, one that soared to symphonic heights of complexity in the most unlikely location: the rural hills and hollows of Appalachia.

"I feel as though the United Way has been kind of stringing us along while they send the money to where they want it to go," she said.

Indeed, the Obama administration may have a harder time than the Bush administration in resisting Congressional calls for some kind of strings attached to the spending, whether in the form of measurements for success, or something even more restrictive, if still undefined.

The real world, Gomes said, is about things and not the kind of strings we type into Google Search.

To fold and expand the dipole antennas, we plan to use actuators shaped like a padlock and a kind of strings.

But before you rush to move your money, nearly all the high-yield accounts have some kind of strings attached.