Sentence examples for off strands from inspiring English sources

As the two initially graze past each other, the gravitational forces pull off strands of stars into "tidal tails," ripping apart the galaxies' pinwheel shapes and casting tens of billions of stars into the dark, intergalactic void.

Take the party streamer of your choice, and cut off strands as long as you want your skirt to be (you may need to cut the strand of party streamer in half lengthwise).

Once, a clamp broke on a hose and the hose popped off, stranding them in Pennsylvania.

What if all this stuff — the new software and training, the new procedures and corporate commitment to getting passengers off stranded planes — had been around last Dec. 29?

Her congressman, Mike Thompson, a California Democrat, quickly introduced legislation at her behest to force airlines to let passengers off stranded planes after three hours, with two 30-minute extensions at the pilot's discretion.

The main road to the Tasman Peninsula, south-east of Hobart, has been cut off, stranding thousands of people, many of them tourists in the historic site of Port Arthur.

And the squared-off strands of whole wheat spaghetti alla chitara came scattered with bits of intense sun-dried tomato and sausage, which delivered a teasing heat.

Horror stories of ripped-off, stranded or duped pilgrims persist, in spite of campaigns from the British government and pilgrim-interest groups, such as non-existent hotels, or sub-standard and overcrowded accommodation.

Ingrown hair happens when a sliced-off strand curls back into the skin.

However, several types of ssDNA and ssRNA viruses have genomes that are ambisense in that transcription can occur off both strands in a double-stranded replicative intermediate.

Its efforts often involved the elasticization of tempo, and an on-the-spot counterpoint fashioned from moving parts: several melodies began in unison before breaking off into strands.