Sentence examples for vital threads from inspiring English sources

All the people who were there are its vital threads".

Faber & Faber; 84 pages; £12.99 This vivid and moving poem weaves together two vital threads from the "Iliad": the unique ephemerality of each man killed in war and the recurrent, timeless pictures of nature and human activity captured in Homer's similes.Clavics.

But many of us are keenly aware that vital threads in the social fabric have come unstrung, and, unstrung, threaten to unravel the whole.

He sees it as a vital thread in renewing the game – a duty, almost, to fire the imaginations of kids.

One vital thread to grasp, re-confirmed this year, is that the boom is mostly driven by what the number crunchers call "natural change" which means the number of births minus the number of deaths.

Better still, his appearance turns out not to be a tagged-on subplot but a vital thread –it was them admitting that they loved each other that eventually saved the day.

It also preserves vital thread information when a context switch becomes necessary.

Another vital part of Common Threads is helping schools bring fresher, healthier options to the table.

TCB is a structure used to store vital information about a thread's state during execution.

Meanwhile, the simulation results clearly signify that the threading dislocation annihilation plays a vital role in the reduction of threading dislocation density.

From her early screenplays (Talent, Happy Since I Met You, Nearly a Happy Ending) to Wood and Walters, the brilliant Dinnerladies, Acorn Antiques: The Musical!, the Bafta-winning Housewife, 49 and, more recently, That Day We Sang, she dominated British culture for 30 years – a vital twist in the golden thread of funny, fearless women who formed the backbone of 80s and 90s comedy.