Sentence examples for lots of strings from inspiring English sources

Of course, the money is not really free; it comes with lots of strings.

Though this band's 2005 album, "All's Well That Ends Well," offered one jump-cut tantrum after another, this CD is a bit slower and sweeter, with lots of strings.

But all roads led to Beethoven, and Davis played out the obsessive rhythmic energy of the Seventh Symphony on a well-upholstered orchestra (double wind, lots of strings), reluctant even to pause for breath between movements - thus catching the frisson of that major to minor key switch from the first to the second.

"We're carrying crochet bikinis embellished with shells and beading; lots of strings and beads and low-slung boy shorts.

Traditional fundraising takes too much time and offers too little money, as foundations offer too many small, short-term grants with lots of strings attached.

There's a lot going on, lots of string arrangements that we haven't had in the past".

Their loans came with a lot of strings attached.

"Giles pulls a lot of strings," Pietersen said.

But that support comes with a lot of strings.

"In terms of cricket, I believe Andy Flower pulls a lot of strings, too.

There are a lot of strings attached, but they never compromise each other.