Sentence examples for strung under from inspiring English sources
Everywhere you turn, cables to connect desktop computers are being strung under floorboards and around walls.
It has placed its faith in the colossal safety-net that the government strung under the banks at the height of the 1997-98 crisis.
As far back as 1987, the New York Times reported that sharks had "shown an inexplicable taste for the new fibre-optic cables" that were being strung under the oceans.
Out of panic, and of motivations that involved personal vanity as well as social justice, a safety net was being strung under a school system's hardest cases — one involving parents, mentors, fast-food restaurant managers, United Airlines executives and city-council members who knocked on doors, an engrossed media, nonprofit organizations, and student leaders like Julissa Torrez.
Out of panic, and of motivations that involved personal vanity as well as social justice, a safety net was being strung under a school system's hardest cases one involving parents, mentors, fast-food restaurant managers, United Airlines executives and city-council members who knocked on doors, an engrossed media, nonprofit organizations, and student leaders like Julissa Torrez.
Granger played the highly strung Phillip, who cracks under the probing of their tutor (James Stewart).
Lunch is taken under a tarpaulin strung between the vehicles.
Guests huddled under a tarp strung between the masts and stared at a melting plate of Brie.
So when Stanley – small, brown, mysterious, and extremely highly strung – discovers a picture resembling himself under the curious legend LONDON ZOO, his friends are reluctantly persuaded to set out in search of his identity, his friends and relations.
Alistair Langford is a prosecution lawyer who contrives to ruin his career by accidentally (or that's his excuse) sleeping with a witness for the defence; meanwhile his son Luke is obsessed with a highly strung but beautiful actress who grinds him under her pretty heel until he can take no more.
Where to stay: Under the stars in a hammock strung between two palm trees.
