Sentence examples for strung to from inspiring English sources

All in all he was "a bundle of nerves all strung to their highest tension".

She spoke about the interdependence of words, how they color and infect one another, that there is no pure meaning, that each word is nudged and changed by those strung to it.

On DOs & DON'Ts & Friends, Bronques Week ambles on in stride, and on the music channel, we've got some mellow new videos from Panda Bear and the High Strung to balance out all the trash and debauchery.

Coral strung to fishing line swings in the breeze.

People there live in the stark openness under nothing more than thin plastic sheets strung to poles.

With a large enginelike, heartlike chunk of metal suspended from chains strung to an impossibly thin rectangular scaffolding of steel, "Chaino" is a dour, macabre, furious thing.

Her health's not too good; she's high-strung to begin with.

Once he understands that smart kids are often too high-strung to be truly cool (in the flattened-affect, high-school sense of the word), he'll be forced to feel like a small fish in an enormous pond.

Elaine May as an operator with Mike Nichols, the guy who put his last dime in the phone and can't get a penny of help from her? Or Elaine May as the long-suffering mother whose doctor says she's too high-strung to bear any stress argues with her rocket scientist son for not calling her for a few days?

It consists of a flexible stick 1.5 to 10 feet (0.5 to 3 m) long, strung end to end with a taut cord that the player plucks or taps to produce a weak fundamental note.

Evening stoles were made up of four or five foxes, strung head to toe and attached to the wearer's outfit by the mouth of one of the poor creatures.