Sentence examples similar to looking strings from inspiring English sources

In another brief vignette (at the start of the video above), we see Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) looking strung out in the reflection of a coffee table strewn with cigarette butts and roaches.

In it, the model looked strung out and sad, dressed down in baggy tights and stringy underwear that exacerbated her skinniness.

Presley looked strung out and hadn't even noticed things were missing.

"They are looking for strings that have broad uses and where one entity is seeking exclusive use," he told the BBC.

Musicians Wanted The Central Jersey Symphony Orchestra, a 50-piece community ensemble in Bridgewater, is looking for string players for its May 4 concert.

Newcastle looking to string some passes together but the Palace defence are holding firm.

But with its stock exploding in the past year — up more than 25percentt even after its second-quarter speed bump — it's going to be looking to string together new narratives ahead of the next iPhone launch.

This is because search engines look for strings of characters in sequence, and if your site has misspellings, Google is less likely to list it at the top of search results.

For a different look, string popcorn with cranberries.

Learn to change chords without looking at the strings.

Because a month ago, while the rest of the city's news media gossiped, looked for string or looked the other way, Gawker wrote that Rob Ford, the mayor of Toronto, had been caught on video smoking crack cocaine.