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string out

VERB
  1. set out or stretch in a line, succession, or series
    the houses were strung out in a long row

How To Use string out In A Sentence

  • He fished a length of string out of his pocket.
  • The players were told to string out across the field.
  • Like, if we wanted to get a message, or something else, to one of the guys in another cell, we would take string out of the blanket on our bed and use it to make what we called a kite. KILLING WILLIS
  • I no longer tell someone I'll leave the latch string out for them or describe a wife's ire at a husband as so severe she took out after him with a singletree.
  • The players were told to string out across the field.
  • Rebel leaders attempted to string out negotiations to avoid reaching a settlement.
  • He fished a length of string out of his pocket.
  • Rebel leaders attempted to string out negotiations to avoid reaching a settlement.
  • Rebel leaders attempted to string out negotiations to avoid reaching a settlement.
  • Rebel leaders attempted to string out negotiations to avoid reaching a settlement.
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