| "1921 smallpox 'A'strand." Yes, we are aware of that. | |
| "A single strand of CNA..." | |
| "Above them, on a single strand of wire | |
| "Gently work it through with fingers to saturate every strand. | |
| "Man did not weave the web of life, he is merely a strand of it." | |
| "1921 smallpox 'A'strand." Yes, we are aware of that. | |
| "A single strand of CNA..." | |
| "Above them, on a single strand of wire | |
| "Gently work it through with fingers to saturate every strand. | |
| "Man did not weave the web of life, he is merely a strand of it." | |
| "The little bird is here with strands of slumber." | |
| "The strands of hair fly Across your face..." | |
| "With a delicate purposeful flick of your finger, "you tossed away strands of hair "behind you ear and melted my heart." | |
| "then longen folk to go on pilgrimages... "and palmers for to seken stranger strands... "to distant shrines known in sundry lands; | |
| "whispering through the strands "of her fine yellow hair, | |
| "The little bird is here with strands of slumber." | |
| "The strands of hair fly Across your face..." | |
| "With a delicate purposeful flick of your finger, "you tossed away strands of hair "behind you ear and melted my heart." | |
| "then longen folk to go on pilgrimages... "and palmers for to seken stranger strands... "to distant shrines known in sundry lands; | |
| "whispering through the strands "of her fine yellow hair, | |
| "Assuredly it was one of Constance's bad days, "one of those days on which she felt that the tide of life "had left her stranded in utter neglect. | |
| "Burger Beard "banished our poor heroes..." (GASPS) "...to be stranded on | |
| "Dear Heaviside, l am badly stranded. | |
| "Don't leave me stranded on the road." | |
| "Got stranded in Cleveland." | |
| (Liz) It's another stranding. | |
| (Man on phone) Duvey, have you heard anything about another stranding? | |
| (Tamika) Hmm, I hear there's been another stranding. | |
| After a life of adventure abroad, Mrs. Erlynne had drifted to London-- ...her social stranding a thing of the past, the present a problem for her polished wits. | |
| Airports are shut down, stranding thousands ofpassengers. | |
| "Assuredly it was one of Constance's bad days, "one of those days on which she felt that the tide of life "had left her stranded in utter neglect. | |
| "Burger Beard "banished our poor heroes..." (GASPS) "...to be stranded on | |
| "Dear Heaviside, l am badly stranded. | |
| "Don't leave me stranded on the road." | |
| "Got stranded in Cleveland." | |
| (Liz) It's another stranding. | |
| (Man on phone) Duvey, have you heard anything about another stranding? | |
| (Tamika) Hmm, I hear there's been another stranding. | |
| After a life of adventure abroad, Mrs. Erlynne had drifted to London-- ...her social stranding a thing of the past, the present a problem for her polished wits. | |
| Airports are shut down, stranding thousands ofpassengers. | |
