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Filter by Meaning The chef added a strand of saffron to the dish.
She noticed a strand of seaweed tangled in her hair after swimming in the ocean.
The ship's anchor was caught on a strand of seaweed, preventing it from moving.
The spider spun a strand of silk from its spinneret.
The sweater was unraveling, and a strand of yarn was hanging off of it.
The criminal was identified by a single strand of hair found at the crime scene.
My dad gave me a strand of Christmas lights to hang up in my room.
The jewelry designer used a strand of silver wire to make the necklace.
The guitarist changed the strand of wire on his instrument for a better sound.
The electrician replaced a strand of wire in the circuit box.
The pilot carefully inspected each strand of wire on the plane.
The sailor secured a strand of rope to the mast.
The guitar string broke, leaving a broken strand hanging from the tuning peg.
The boat's anchor was connected to a long strand of rope.
The electrical circuit was interrupted by a broken strand of wire.
She tied a strand of twine around the package to keep it from opening.
He cut a strand of wire to the exact length needed.
The climbers were attached to a safety strand as they ascended the mountain.
The new hair product can strand your hair in sleek, straight lines.
He will strand his hair in a slicked-back look for the formal event.
The hairdresser will strand her hair in a chignon for the wedding.
He will strand his hair in a quiff for the job interview.
The little girl's mom will strand her hair in a French braid for the dance recital.
The little girl's mom will strand her hair in pigtails for school.
She will strand her hair in a topknot for yoga class.
The hairdresser will strand her hair in beachy waves for the summer party.
She loves to strand her hair in a messy fishtail braid for a casual look.
The hairstylist will strand her hair in a waterfall braid for the photoshoot.
She will strand her hair in a braided crown for the music festival.
She likes to strand her hair in a half-up, half-down style for a romantic look.
She decided to strand her hair in a fishtail braid for the party.
The new hair accessory can strand her hair in intricate patterns.
The hairstylist will strand her hair in a messy bun with loose tendrils for the red carpet event.
He likes to strand his hair in a classic side part.
The hairstylist will strand her hair in loose curls.
The high winds caused the power lines to strand the whole town.
The electrical storm caused the satellite dish to strand our TV signal.
The storm caused the fishing boat to strand on the shore.
The company will strand the genes of the plants to create more drought-resistant crops.
I found a strand of hair on my shirt after hugging my dog.
The climber held on tightly to the last strand of rope.
The wind had turned her once sleek hair into a wild strand.
She pulled a strand of hair in frustration as she tried to untangle the knot.
She always wore a single strand of pearls around her neck.
The wind whipped her hair into a tangled strand.
I combed through the strand of my hair to remove the knots.
The comb got stuck in the thick strand of her hair.
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