string together

1. Compose, assemble, as in There's more to devising an effective slogan than stringing together some words. This expression alludes to threading beads on a string. [First half of 1800s]

Example Sentences

“The ability to string together three hits and score like that isn’t quite as simple,” Phillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski said.

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Sunday's game was Grealish's last for three weeks - having just managed to string together six successive Premier League starts for the first time in nearly two and a half years.

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From chapter to chapter, Lockwood deploys an associative strategy: anecdotes, memories and social commentary string together, rich and kinetic if confusing.

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But for a team that has struggled to gain traction and string together wins for almost a month, even a seven-run, 10-hit performance wasn’t quite enough.

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I figured he could string together words beyond the typical trite one-liners that guys would normally throw my way on these apps: “How was your night, beautiful? Are you lonely? I’m a big spoon, looking for my little one. Could it be you?”

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