Sentence examples for time strings from inspiring English sources

In the United States, F.W. Woolworth was selling $25 million in ornaments annually by 1890, by which time strings of electric tree lights were also available.

On tap this time: "Strings, Mallets, Hammers and Ivory," featuring Bartok's Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion, and Stewart Wallace's "Gorilla in a Cage".

You can hear her love of the production of the time: strings, elaborate arrangements and the importance of melody all shine in Watch the Fireworks.

8 min: England try and put something together for the first time, stringing together a couple of passes.

Until Tuesday, the Islanders looked as if they would have a hard time stringing enough good things together to beat anybody.

Both Lynch and his first wife, Peggy Reavey (née Lentz), have referred to his "pre-verbal" years, a phase that lasted into his early twenties, when he had a hard time stringing even more than a few words together.

Richard Schiff, who played Toby on "The West Wing," had a tough time stringing his thoughts together.

Therefore many of the pelts owned by Benson's family stand as very physical testaments of time, stringing one generation's totems to another.

Gosh, I can't think of a higher achievement for an old time string band than to be made members of the Grand Ole Opry.

It features my favourite all-time strings meister and pianist Luiz Eça – basically the Brazilian Charles Stepney – whose recordings with Tamba Trio are all essential.

They are charms against chaos, secret mantras for dark times, strings that vibrate forever in defiance of the laws of time and space.