Sentence examples for string of overtures from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's speech on Friday night was only the latest in a string of overtures between the countries.

He has fended off a string of overtures to join government, instead defining himself successfully as its main non-Communist critic.One big change from 1996 is that a Communist challenge in 2000 is no longer much feared.

The more companies are prepared to pay, the higher their websites will appear in the results.The pioneer of paid listings is Overture, a California firm that has built a profitable business from a string of partnerships with sites such as AltaVista, AOL and Yahoo!

The €4.3 billion ($6 billion) deal is the latest in a string of purchases of family-owned brands by Bernard Arnault, LVMH's boss, though the Hermès family has so far resisted his overtures to buy it out of its high-end consumer-goods business.

Two-kilometre string of firecrackers?

But, to hurl a string of epithets at these leaders who negotiated the Iran deal, such as "appeasers", "naïve", "weak", "lacking in understanding of the Middle East", and then expect them to be receptive even to unrelated overtures may be a bridge too far.

"String of guttural utterances"?

Unwind your string of lights.

Mendelssohn, like Mozart a prodigy composer, wrote two indisputable masterpieces in his adolescence: the String Octet and Overture to "A Midsummer Night's Dream".

Strings of Christmas lights.

Strings of lights.