Sentence examples for three threads from inspiring English sources

All three threads weave in and out of human history.

Three threads follow the search for that lost boy, Will.

The three strands of history that his works at the Imperial War Museum relate are three threads of memory that his films and pictures keep alive.

Marge's part in the story (shared with a headstrong journalist friend played by John Hargreaves) is one of three threads eventually woven together.

The "Thanksgivings" are meant to be letters inward, rather than stories — though, he said with a blush, they're quite carefully constructed to take two or three threads and tie them together, fugue-like, in the end.

So I guess in my mind, if a story has three threads — desires, mysteries, conflicts, goals — then, through the story, each of these threads would escalate and in the end reach their ultimate worst (or best) outcome.

The two threads meet in a thrilling and fraught conclusion.

There are two threads going on throughout the conference.

Two threads running through the memoir shed light on that.

Thimonnier's design used one thread; an American, Elias Howe, improved on it significantly with a lock-stitch machine that used two threads, a needle, and a shuttle.

Paul King seamlessly sews together two threads of banter with this line: "A summer holiday?