Sentence examples for lots of strands from inspiring English sources

There are lots of strands to this story.

The If... campaign on food is a smart way of wrapping lots of strands – including tax-dodging – round the understandable issue of hunger, but it also looks off the pace.

Lot of strands in old Duder's head".

I'm not a spokesperson for the time, but The Shop did bring a lot of strands together.

A lot of ins, a lot of outs, a lot of what-have-yous, a lot of strands to keep in my head, man.

While the evidence continues to point to the Pakistani Taliban as the primary link, a senior official said Mr. Shahzad "appears to be at the intersection of a whole lot of strands".

Published in June, but the perfect book for long winter nights, Stallo by Stefan Spjut (Faber & Faber, £14.99) is Nordic Weird, a slow-burner bringing together a lot of strands to form a narrative braid that ratchets up the tension to an almost unbearable level as a woman who runs a website on mysterious phenomena is convinced that trolls are stealing children in present-day Sweden.

Is the hair having a lot of strands?

Like a lot of Strand-hounds, Smith began using the review-copy tables as a sort of best-seller list in reverse.

One of the many oddities of the past week is that a lot of stranded motorists chose not to blame the recalcitrant lorry drivers but to praise them as the vanguard of a just campaign against rapacious taxation.

The aforementioned Better Place left a lot of stranded assets, and so far no credible buyer has emerged for it (though Iceland's Northern Lights Energy is interested).