The head can be opened to change the eyes and adjust the stringing.

"The stringing has made a tremendous difference in my game.

"Good at stringing figures together but lousy with words."

"The stringing is a symbol of enlightenment," she explained - an appropriate goal for a visit to another culture.

They may be used for simple stringing, or as spacers between other beads in jewelry.

The farmhands, mostly women, were ready for the stringing.

Because the point was the stringing, wasn't it?

The newcomer is doing its part to call attention by stringing brightly colored flags outside.

Tethers also allowed for the stringing of telegraph wires back to the ground.

There is no evidence as to the stringing of the Greek lyre in the heroic age.

Instead, I settled on stringing two lines in a corner of the backyard, a spot not visible to neighbors or officials.

Multiple strands can be created using either the simple stringing or the knotting technique.

The program notes defined "quodlibet" as a "stringing together of unrelated material."

Bead stringing is the putting of beads on string.

Ayla wouldn't have minded staying to see how the stringing was done, but she felt the horses needed attention.

"Stringing will tell us for sure," he promised.

"They've been stringing out bus riders and company owners and their employees.

"I used four racquets today; I kind of messed up on my stringing."

There were wide spaces between as if they had served as posts for some stringing of fence.

The stringing and tuning arrangement consists of 8 nylon strings in 5 courses.

Bead stringing is a great way to keep children out of trouble, as long as they don't spill the beads all over the floor.

The style of stringing was quickly outlawed.

Don't compound it by stringing Frank along.

The iron pennies were pierced-for stringing around the neck, Pandaras said.

But how far they may want to pay the string out is another issue.

But a string of recent problems has made their season more trying.

And probably had a girl already, or a string of them.

These can then be moved from one end of the string to the other.

The string was being held in the hand of a man.

In the first case, everything between the and the is part of the string.

He made the team and was the 4th string running back all season.

Having one often led to a whole string of others.

Then when you want to return, just go back down the string.

It's one more hit in a whole string of them.

They gave it to us, but always with a string.

Only we have no string to hold us from moving.

There was nothing to be done now but to play out the string.

George's head came up as if it was on a string.

This was taking time and I did not have enough string.

So I had to fall back on my string theory.

The heart of the program, though, was music for strings.

But he has probably, by now, run out the string.

Sunday is the day when the second string takes over.

Maybe both, but it was something else as well: a short string.

We will take each member of the string group in turn.

It's almost as if those energy strings are living things.

He finally got hold of the string and pulled down.

When he showed me the strings, I tried to play.

He said the string is where it gets its name.

I never could string two words together, even at school.

It took about a year for the process to string itself together.

Better to string the whole thing together, or this might take all day.

We do not know that they string very many words together.

Sometimes they may be seen strung out as if in line.

We could string it out for months, you know, the works.

By the end of 1985, the economy had strung together three strong years.

But the power of an example is greater than any great words you can string together.

These people only know how to string words together someone has written for them.

How much longer can we string this out before getting caught?

We'll be able to string China along on the radio for four or five days.

It can be strung up to six feet off the ground.

"Why not just go across and string up one of your lines?"

Just string it out, he said, for a week or two.

I'd love to string him up by his little neck.

It's your job to find out who strung him up.

His army was strung out as not all the men had been able to keep up.

To think that, to string those words together in my mind, was itself a source of hope.

She's really too high strung for this sort of treatment, you know.

She'd seen him pretty strung out before, but never this bad.

Every other kid seems to be strung out these days.

I intended just to get the money to string the girl along.

He wanted to see if his team could string together hits over a number of days.

With any luck, he could string them along for the next six months.

Only then did he realize they were all of them strung together.