Sentence examples for strands converge from inspiring English sources

Six main plot strands converge, six main characters begin to interact -- yielding lust, kidnapping and murder.

The three story strands converge in exorbitantly improbable fashion when the characters all independently wind up at a book fair at London's Ally Pally, thanks to Charles Dickens (and a bemused-looking Derek Jacobi as himself).

The first section of Brink's novel traces Hanna's history with a rocking motion, moving backward to narrate the dramatic events of this day as well as forward from her early childhood, until finally the two strands converge in the unspeakable attack that disfigured her.

These empirical and theoretical strands converge on the hypothesis that androgens may promote developmental plasticity, at least for traits that show greater male variability.

In what ways do the qualitative and quantitative strands converge?

At the level of neuroglial cell membranes, these two strands converge: increased levels of free radicals can lead to lipid peroxidation, which will remove long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids from the Sn2 position of neuroglial cell membrane phospholipid molecules, leaving them deficient in these fatty acids as hypothesized by the membrane phospholipid hypothesis.

Each scene plays like a blackout skit, with the strands converging during this final segment, when it turns out that nearly everyone is prejudiced and possibly gay.

These strands converged at the end of the 20th century in a campaign to destroy the mosque built in 1528 by a lieutenant of the Mughal emperor Bābur in Ayodhya, a city that has traditionally been identified as the place where Rama was born and ruled.

The two narrative strands gradually converge, not only through the characters but through their search for love in all its complex and varied forms.

These two narrative strands finally converge when, in the sour aftermath of her affair with Piotr, Agnieszka seeks out a publisher for her vengeful poetic account of the relationship and ends up having sex with Rysiek on the floor of the flat that houses his printing press.

Backtrack to where Fleet Street and Strand converge, and veer north on a eight-minute walk up Aldwych and Kingsway to Portsmouth Street, home to the city's most enduring tourist monument to Dickens, The Old Curiosity Shop, which was founded while the author was still alive.