Another company that has tied together complementary strands of the Indian and American economies is the Equinox Corporation, a company in Irvine, Calif., that processes mortgage documents in India for American lenders.

This part of the book tied together strands of thinking regarding Aryan migration theory, ethnology, anthropology, and history into a broad survey of the historical rise and fall, and expansion and retraction, of the European races from their homelands.

Debrah Waller as Daffodil, a loner from the Bronx, has to tie together strands of plot or narrative that wander away from the playwright, and she does it so deftly that you hardly notice.

On Saturday, Bobby Short, the cabaret singer, and Schuyler G. Chapin, New York City's Commissioner of Cultural Affairs, read narration that tied together various strands of American music, interspersed with performances in the manner of PBS documentaries.

He sat crosslegged and was tying strands of silk around his big toe.

He made some longer lengths, by tying numerous strands together, to use as lead ropes.

Pierson 1929-1938:199) describes making it with paper mulberry: "I tie pure white strands of mulberry to the branches of the sacred tree".

Here I am thinking of the definition of race exclusively in terms of culture and identity which ties certain strands in antiracism to the position of some of the new right ideologues.