Sentence examples for string strands from inspiring English sources

A Bronze Age salesclerk from Victoria's Secret seems to have supplied the clothes beneath — barely adequate woolen loin cloths for the men, and skirts made of string strands for the women.

Pass the first of the longer strands ( Strand 1) through the loop, then over the second length of string (Strand 2).

When stringing multiple strands of Christmas lights together, always heed the manufacturer's restriction on the maximum number of strings that can be safely connected.

NEW YORK — Thousands of years ago, alpha male cavemen strung together strands of colorful beads to impress the cave-ladies.

The key insight is that the smallest constituents of the world are not particles, as had been supposed since ancient times, but "strings" — tiny strands of energy.

An energetic man with a broad smile, Dr. Itoh began his work on magnetic core memories, a clumsy technology that involved stringing together strands of magnets to store data in a computer.

The residents strung hundreds of strands of lights from the house and a flagpole in the yard to the front fence.

Her jewelry collection was estimated to be worth $6‐ million, not including the fabu lous $1‐million Catherine of Russia necklace of 389 perfect ly matched pearls strung in five strands.

A pair of rooftop Christmas tree are made from simple light strands strung from a pole and topped with a crescent wrench star.

In quantum link and quantum dimer models the strings fractionalize into strands of electric flux 1 2   [47,48] and 1 4   [49], respectively.

With your first strand, string it up the top, wrap it along the topmost branch and work your way down, going up each branch and back down it.