The main strand of writing that Manchester has generated is related to industry, mass democratic movements and working conditions.
A main strand of his practice was the entertainment industry.
"The main strand of Warren Court liberalism was small-d democracy," Professor Tushnet said.
The other main strand of his practice was in human rights, financed in part by the entertainment side.
The other main strand of Beaumont's argument involves showing why nightwalkers are such popular literary figures.
It then propagated eastward along the main strand of the Denali fault system.
While the main strand of the Sumatran Fault currently cuts straight across the caldera edifice, the position of the caldera between two active fault strands suggests a strong structural control on its formation (Bellier et al. 1999).
Stephen Finnigan's fascinating film artfully splices together the three main strands of Hawking's life; his work, his private life and motor neurone disease.
He is working on a book about global governance, and another book on the errors in four main strands of political libertarianism (economic neo-conservativism).
In this country there have been four main strands of opinion that matter.
