Sentence examples for rely on a string from inspiring English sources

After having to rely on a string of saves by keeper Aaron Chapman to stay on level terms, City needed a slice of luck to go ahead on 62 minutes.

In those days, my father had a perpetual garage sale going, and he relied on a string of colored pennants he hung up at the edge of the lawn, like the ones you see at a used-car lot, to attract drive-by traffic.

Much of modern marketing, complicated as it is, relies on a string of try-and-fail tactics.

The introductory part of "Paradise City," as well as much of the rest of the song, relies on a string pattern where the guitarist begins with a finger on the second fret.

"Change" relies on a string-swathed instrumentation.

As the court knows, we rely on a long string of Florida Supreme Court decisions.... What the Supreme Court said is you look at these particular ballots that are the subject of the contest and you determine, regardless of voter error, whether or not you can discern the intent of the voter.

So what if they had to briefly rely on a third-string point guard (Pablo Prigioni), a 38-year-old forward (Paul Pierce) and a second-year shooting guard (C.J. Wilcox) who was getting his first meaningful playoff minutes?

Do you think certain scientific approaches today, like string theory, rely on a faith akin to the faith required by religions?

Since a protein is generally defined by a string composed of 20 different characters (amino acids), a protein grammar is expected to rely on a large set of terminals.

So scientists rely on a crude calculation.

Some rely on a strong cuff bracelet.