Sentence examples for older strands from inspiring English sources

"Older strands of social connection were being abraded — even destroyed — by technological and economic and social change," he wrote.

Critics' Week was founded in 1962, making it one of the oldest strands of the festival.

If we denote the current label content of a dividing cell by X(i), its two daughter cells receive via the old strands the label content 1 2 X (i ).

If last year's multi-colored lights aren't doing it for you this year and you want to go all white, think about whether you want to keep the old strands and/or reuse them in other ways.

But still beautiful, even if the ugly old Strand rumbles away outside.

Each time the methylated DNA is replicated, the old strand has the methyl groups and the new strand does not.

4. A 14-year-old stranded on snowy Mount Bachelor in Oregon uses lore from a TV reality show to survive.

Is that the old Strand?" He is clearly enchanted by the idea that the New York of the movies can so often be seen on a stroll around town.

Or, rather, it is not new – it is the revival of an old strand of Tory isolationism, encapsulated by Neville Chamberlain's notorious phrase describing Hitler's threat to Czechoslovakia as being "a quarrel in a far away country between people of whom we know nothing".

But some of the guests find the atmosphere more than a tad sepulchral, and hanker for the hotel's crumbling past.Hardier, more nostalgic and poorer visitors resent the homogenisation brought by modernity, which flattens those quirks that make up if not "charm" (too strong a word for the old Strand), then at least "character".

There is no doubt that these two problems are connected and wrapped up in one big mess like an old strand of Christmas lights.