frayed end造句

• So it closes, this year of unfinished narratives, interrupted conversations and frayed ends.
• He wrapped the frayed ends in red and green tape, the colors of Kenya's flag.
• Frayed ends of flax leaves were fashioned into torches and lights for use at night.
• It is known for its distinctive packaging and appearance with a frayed end, tapered body and unfinished head.
• It appears somewhat like a piece of thin muddy rope with a frayed end protruding from the sand.
• I traveled to Ireland, lived there for long periods, trying to piece together the frayed ends of the narrative.
• In three films made with the frayed end of a shoestring, Burnett has explored untapped areas of black life.
• Its frayed ends once connected a scattered array of detectors to amplifiers and oscilloscopes in an adobe building on a mesa west of Albuquerque.
• The whole family lived in a camper, and Carrey and his siblings had to join their parents at factory jobs to make frayed ends meet.
• The Fourth Doctor, Tom Baker, appeared in the second episode, where he tore off and handed away the frayed ends of his scarf to girls visiting the studio.
• Schur said of this second role : " He doesn t like frayed ends or controversies & ndash; he wants the body politic to be as clean-running and organic as his own human body.
• In one of them, a shark seems to be swimming out of its picture frame and a huge red hand reaches for _ and finally grasps _ the frayed end of a rope dangling in front of it.
• A frayed end refers to a region of a double stranded ( or other multi-stranded ) DNA molecule near the end with a significant proportion of non-complementary sequences; that is, a sequence where nucleotides on the adjacent strands do not match up correctly:
• It's difficult to pinpoint just when the Los Angeles Lakers sewed their frayed ends back together-- more difficult still to know how long the stitches will hold-- but with 24 games left, they appear to be, as Kobe Bryant noted, " on the right track ."
• Chew sticks were twigs with frayed ends used to brush the teeth The earliest chew sticks were discovered in Babylonia in 3500 BC, the rural Southern United States and in the Islamic world the use of chewing stick Miswak is considered a pious action and has been prescribed to be used before every prayer five times a day.
• Judging by his companions'antics, his reputation of laziness and disobedience have preceded him : One tries to tease him with the frayed end of a rope ( i . e . a cat o'nine tails ), the other points towards a man hanging from a gallows at the waterline for some nautical crime ( It is also possible he's pointing at their ship ).