Sentence examples for their strands from inspiring English sources

Splice, permanent joining of two ropes by interweaving their strands.

I wish there were simply an entire English translation for linkage; instead, I'll toss out a few passages in my own translation and try to tease out their strands of insight and pathos.

But the main appeal of these sites is their "strands": online conversations between users about a variety of topics ranging from the very sad and serious, such as coping with child bereavement, to how to persuade toddlers to eat fruit and vegetables.

But whereas others mixed in one enzyme after another to cut up the lengths representing the wrong answers, Sakamoto and colleagues designed their strands so that the wrong answers spontaneously folded over and stuck to themselves to form molecular "hairpins".

Many salons hopped on board, offering discounted cuts for those brave enough to sheer their strands.

The Taliban in all their strands, compared with Sunni Iraqis, are infinitely stronger, as much as Karzai is much weaker than Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.

Which then means other religions can legitimately press the ruling elite for their bit of power, their strand of hair.

In cases where utilities received their money up front by securitizing their stranded costs, Dr. Rose said, "the state's options are more limited if circumstances change".

In some states, utilities have done one better, getting cash up front for their stranded costs by selling bonds to be paid off through special surcharges on customers.

About half of the states have already passed competition plans, but utility lobbyists focused on persuading legislators to allow utilities to recover their stranded costs.

About 2,500 people were recovered from their stranded cars, and 1.5 miles of roads were cleared Tuesday, leaving another mile still buried when work finished for the night.