Choose from bold jewels, chunky gold or multiple strands of silver.

There's plenty of joy for nostalgic football fans here, but the multiple strands of the story fail to combine.

All of us have multiple strands to our identity which transcend the raw circumstances of our birth.

These leads were in multiple strands ranging from 22.5to 45 long.

It includes filamentous forms, both simple or branched, and both those occurring as single strands or multiple strands within a sheath.

An alternative strand of thought at the time was that relation was more than just one of ten equal categories.

We do not suggest that these themes developed in any sequence but rather they are interconnecting strand of thought.

Strands of thought part, come together and part again.

Such words offer a convenient shorthand for pulling together very different strands of thought or behaviour.

Despite having a vague series of similarities, post-processualism consists of very diverse strands of thought coalesced into a loose cluster of traditions.

She had a wild look about her, emotional and tense, like a strand of wire that was being pulled too tight.

Gray's prototype consisted of a single strand of wire at about the height of the horses head that was attached to a spring at either end.

Multiple strands of wire may introduce cross-talk between circuits, of little consequence for digital circuits but a limitation for analog systems.

Suspended from the ceiling by strands of wire, the sculptures seem to be floating in space.

The whole experience has been like tugging a stray strand of wool and finding the entire jumper unravelling in your hands.

She spends a lot of the interview picking off stray strands as she speaks.

Twelve per cent want a clear back and 42 per cent eliminate stray strands in their eyebrows.

Secure stray strands with bobby pins.

Sport was merely one thin strand in a far richer and more complex narrative, a narrative that involved all the messiness and heroism of politics in its truest sense.

Another test involves touching a horse with a thin strand of fibre.

Slice into long thin strands or shred using a mandolin.

They can be of varying size and take the form of tiny dots, cloud-like spots and thin strands that float about.

Whisk the egg, then pour it into the simmering soup, whisking all the time so the egg cooks into thin strands.

As the novel progresses, various strands begin to distract us from the central narrative.

So, various strands, serious and populist, came together.

This meant bringing together various strands of evidence and documentation to show the system used by the group.

She has produced various strands of work, but again and again returns to war imagery, and tries to pick apart its mix of fascination and horror.

Exploring the various strands of research via these individuals' specific concerns lent focus to a subject that might otherwise have been simply too complicated to fathom.