Sentence examples for next string from inspiring English sources

The Buccaneers were the happy recipients of the next string of Giants miscues, all on Tampa Bay's first touchdown drive, which spanned the end of the first and start of the second quarters.

Naturally, anyone over the age of four assumes these are simply made up by the publications, whose business is peddling ludicrous stories that stay just inside libel laws, and which – despite being openly disproven week after week – they never have the self-respect to retract, preferring instead to fart out the next string of "close pals" to make unsubstantiated claims in convenient tabloidese.

To speed those tasks along, CPUs are built with onboard memory to store the next string of commands to be carried out.

His next string of releases with Holy Other, Balam Acab, and oOoOO began to articulate new relationships to pop, inseminating its verse/chorus structures with a blasted, lo-fi rawness, and atmospherically layered, pitch-shifted vocal samples.

The third season of our Emmy-winning HBO show wrapped up last summer, and ever since then, we've been hard at work on our next string of episodes about the pressing and untold stories happening around the globe.

France's EURO 2016 is barely a year away, and while the tournament will always be the World Cup's boring nerdy sibling, it still provides us with a month where all other news is irrelevant as we immerse ourselves in watching England's national team fudge their way to an early exit and their next string of Gillette adverts.

It wanders aimlessly from one group to the next, stringing its vignettes into a mosaic that for all its atmospheric pungency feels ultimately more thrown together than carefully plotted.

You don't give up the day job when the day job is at Vogue; still, one quite understands how a ceaseless supply of physical flawlessness — one beauty after the next, strung out like pearls — might drive even the hardiest of fashion snappers to take a walk on the plump side.

You don't give up the day job when the day job is at Vogue; still, one quite understands how a ceaseless supply of physical flawlessness one beauty after the next, strung out like pearls might drive even the hardiest of fashion snappers to take a walk on the plump side.

There are countless transcriptions of this piece – each worse than the next – for string trio, string orchestra, brass quintet, etc.

Instead, they prefer to use more of the fingerpad, thus freeing up the finger up to "stub" against the next lowest string.