cords

IPA: kˈɔrdz

Examples of "cords" in Sentences

She jumped to the stage with bungee cords.
The cords are plaited as a single cord to the pocket.
Finally, look carefuly at the cords of the swimsuit bow.
Rabbits will chew on carpets, baseboard and especially electrical cords.
Bob's strong young arms grew taut, their sinews like thin cords of steel.
In this surgery, extra tissue above the vocal cords is trimmed in the operating room.
They have velcro instead of a zipper, and if you throw in cords or memory cards, they fall out.
“Hibás” or thin cords of wool which the Badawi binds round his legs, I believe to keep off cramp.
He forced them inside the friend's home, and bound them using the electrical cords from a vacuum cleaner and an iron.
Above the vocal cords, and resembling them in appearance, are two other folds of membrane, called the _false vocal cords_ (B, Fig. 149).
Curled and flowing hair is swept back to a bun tied by plain cords, with locks draped in front of the ear and down the back of the neck.
I used to wear necklaces — well, not necklaces, more like chains and chokers and thin cords of leather or silk with ren-faire type pewter doodads dangling from them.
The acinar cells were found to he actively proliferating in cords and clusters forming small lobules in some areas, and were in close association with newly formed functioning ducts.
Great for property where being free from electric cords is necessary or if you have a lot of areas to treat on a regular basis but need to move from one point to another as you treat.