Sentence examples for thick strings from inspiring English sources

The thick strings stutter the finial gutturals.

Indeed, the son's offer was extended with thick strings attached.

Remember, thick strings can be louder than thin strings so are more likely to induce feedback.

Stephen La Rivière writes: When Gerry Anderson entered the world of TV puppetry in the late 1950s, Andy Pandy and Noddy dangled rigidly on thick strings in their two-dimensional worlds.

He does it with characteristic overkill: "Her mouth was open in laughter, her cheeks were dark with color, and thick strings of hair slapped around her face, slicked by saliva, sweat, life juice".

In the most opulent sequence the camera zooms in on glittering jewelled clusters in the hair of the bride, Thandar Shwe, then pans down from her diamond ear-studs to at least six thick strings of what appear to be diamonds.

A woman who more often than not wore a thick string of pearls.

"They're how young writers get in, how they may attract attention". But the attention, she says, routinely comes with a thick string attached.

His desk is laden with the thick, string-bound paper dossiers beloved of Indian civil servants and cordially loathed by everyone else.

The solo line, superbly played by Nicholas Daniel, unwinds against a series of thick string dissonances that eventually prove immovable: the divine vision fades and war goes on.

When travelling by train, he would arrive with whatever manuscript he was currently working on tethered to his waist by two or three yards of thick string issuing from beneath his coat.