23 stitches.

Every stitch

I dropped a stitch.

Every stitch you switch

Not a stitch showing.

She gave you 18 stitches?

And a gashed lip.

He can leave his driving license and credit card in a crack house.

He's got my trousers!

And when we took her to the hospital she needed 32 stitches to put back her intestine into her body.

Can tha' knit? she asked.

Held together by invisible forces

But their activities seem to be connected in a coherent picture.

The same is with a stitch in time saves nine and he who hesitates is lost.

There is no other force holding it together.

China could never have held together.

I'll have this knot knit up to morrow morning.

(c) Promoting a coherent policy within each Government

Bosnia and Herzegovina still lacked a coherent agricultural policy.

Unfortunately, Israel is missing a coherent regional strategy.

Today, there are bridges connecting the two markets, but they are not conventional bridges.

Then we'd have solid bedrock on both banks.

A strong and stable Kosovo will require a cohesive and united Europe.

The identifiers are simple to use and provide consistent and accurate results.

Domestically, the challenge is to frame a coherent and comprehensive vision of development.

Experience has shown that it is absolutely necessary to develop a coherent information strategy.

The family is united, like these small houses clustered round a single steeple, which stands for Christian belief.

When I started coming back to my senses, I felt my head and I found out that there were 36 stitches on my head.

But Egypt s divided government has not established a correspondingly coherent policy.

What we found is that there is evidence of a global effect when a large number of people create similar outgoing emotional waves, whether stressful and incoherent, or positive and coherent.

Certainly, talks and conferences make little sense without a coherent policy.

Both smuggling and trafficking had increased in recent years, owing to poverty and the absence of coherent migration legislation.

Without coherent peacebuilding strategies, vulnerable countries may not escape the cycle of violence.

We expect that this process will result in a coherent and action oriented strategy shared by all.

But, in order to choose a leader, these groups must coalesce into a coherent force.

The country failed to develop a coherent policy response to the financial crisis of the 1930 s.

The MDGs were coherent because they focused on helping the poorest people in the world.

To a great extent, the Council's effectiveness depends on its committees being a coherent and unified counter terrorism instrument.

Programme approach 3. The pursuit of national development goals through cohesive national programmes.

They travel away from the Sun as a constant gale of plasma, known as the solar wind.

Baweans, working abroad form compact communities, some of which are known for over 150 years.

Support will also be given to enhance the competence of national and local authorities in formulating and implementing coherent sectoral and local strategies.

These abundant references to the family should be embodied in a coherent and comprehensive document on the functions, responsibilities and rights of the family.

Then at a certain moment, the door opened and she walked out perfectly dressed, completely composed.

Communication may be instant, but, with no coherent animating ideology, the revolution proceeds in slow motion.