The film opens, however, with yet another strand of history, a kind of tragic, naïve witness to the past.
Much of the piece is pleasantly meditative, yet a strand of clashing harmonies keeps it from becoming a New Age dreamscape, something unimaginable in Mr. Wuorinen's catalog.
That is why, with everything at its most hectic, McKay tugs at yet another strand of plot, reeling in Charlie Geller (John Magaro and Jamie Shipley Finn Wittrockck), out-of-towners who trade from their garage.
Farther down the Jersey Shore, yet another Strand Theater, this one on the Wildwood boardwalk, didn't even open this summer, leaving this vacation town — once so movie-mad that there were as many as seven theaters — without a single operating cinema.
In this, she follows yet another strand in American poetry, the debonair school that has James Merrill as a presiding figure, and whose practitioners like their poems formal, urban, scrupulously intelligent and chockablock with art (Wetzsteon's title, "Silver Roses," is a reference to Strauss's opera "Der Rosenkavalier").
Their difficult partnership weaves yet another strand into the drama of the euro, adding to the uncertain future of the EU itself.The blues in BerlinDuring the euro crisis Ms Merkel has often seemed torn, refusing such things as a concessionary interest rate for Greece, only to change her mind later.
Yet a strand of Turkish opinion clearly frets that support for religious and minority freedoms may conflict with Ataturkism; and that acceptance of more autonomy for Kurds may threaten Turkey's territorial integrity.General Ozkok's conclusion was that saying yes or no must be a right not only for the EU, but also for Turkey.
She tied on a colorful scarf and pinned it to cover every strand of hair.
There is no clumping of the noodles, and the sauce is absorbed in every strand.
Ultimately, veganism is a philosophy that permeates every strand of my being.
