Sentence examples for valuable string from inspiring English sources

There's a valuable string of posts at New Security Beat, one of my favorite blogs, on the forces that produced the current human population and will shape paths forward.

Angel: But your site is on top of the free listings for a whole lot of valuable search strings.

Valuable antiques are strung out along the top of a bookcase.

Mr Juffali, whose ex-wife asserted that he owns a string of valuable properties across England, insisted he had already made "generous" provision for Ms Estrada and their 13-year-old daughter, including a monthly payment of £70,000.

A string of valuable inventions helped I.B.M. to become the world's biggest supplier of custom microchips, to upgrade its hardware and to become a leading provider of Internet products and services.

My son, Jack, and three buddies took bluefish and fluke fishing lessons from a master teacher, Carl Safina, the marine conservationist and author of a string of valuable books, including "The View From Lazy Point," a mesmerizing reflection on global ecological trends and the web of life around his beach house on a bay near Hither Hills.

Monsters drop valuable items, such as string and bones.

Trust is valuable; it loosens purse strings.

The string test is a valuable diagnostic technique for HIV sputum-scarce or sputum-absent patients, and should be considered as an alternative test to induced sputum to obtain sample for Mtb in resource-limited settings.

"The fact that there were no strings attached was very valuable," English says.

It's just so sad that those who hold the purse-strings cannot see how valuable they are, how a library can be a vital place in any and every community.