Sentence examples for threads to keep from inspiring English sources

Factoring in flashbacks, guest villains and dysfunctional relatives, "Boomtown" winds up with an awful lot of narrative threads to keep track of.

With the new information, a team led by Andrew C. Fabian, an astrophysicist at the University of Cambridge in England, calculated that weak magnetic fields, about one ten-thousandth as strong as the Earth's field, exert enough force on the charged particles in the threads to keep them together, thus perhaps answering the puzzle.

When officers came by to drop off the injured or simply to wash up and rest for a few minutes, nurses gave them packets of suture threads to keep in their pockets for later, in case they were the ones who needed to be stitched up.

The leggy marine creature may have used these threads to keep its young ones close, making them less likely to get snapped up by predators.

Clothing manufacturers are trying things like sewing cotton garments with synthetic thread to keep prices down.

Isabelle: They're probably going to need a more traditional narrative thread to keep the ratings consistent and attract more viewers, but I hope the show keeps taking risks.

Thread the needle, then tie a knot in the thread to keep it from slipping out.

Use the thread to keep "brushing" the brow while you work, just swiping in an up-and-out direction.

Bind a loop of the earbud cable to the earbud with some sewing thread to keep the cord from getting pulled out of your buds.

Don't make it too tight, as the thread of yarn needs to keep feeding through it.

Instead, the q threads can be organized to keep the threads active in most iterations and perform the same computations with fewer stalls.