Sentence examples for IT lines from inspiring English sources

People close to Cablevision say that the company is prudently keeping its costs low until it lines up additional financing.

The garbage finds its way into the town, where it lines the streets and clogs the waterways.

Next, Alice measures the total angular momentum, or spin, of the black hole both its magnitude and, roughly speaking, how much it lines up with a particular axis.

It lines subway tunnels with strips of light-emitting diodes that are window height.

It lines up unapologetically on the pleasure rather than the pain end of the spectrum.

It lines the main highways leading into Mazar-i-Sharif, the provincial capital, and is visible to passing drivers.

Make sure the course is accredited (check with the Open and Distance Learning Quality Council) and that it lines up with what you've already done.

AOL Time Warner may also be hard put to pull off any big deals for cash unless it lines up new financing.

It lines the vaults of central banks of America's creditors, especially the up-and-coming states of Asia and the oil-soaked principalities of the Middle East.

But Ms. Bengolea and Mr. Chaignaud wielding their dildos in "Pâquerette" were just irksomely coy, along aren't-we-being-bold-and-don't-you-love-us-for-it lines.

Xavier, a history teacher in a mixed neighbourhood near the Charlie Hebdo offices, also heard comments along "they-were-asking-for-it" lines, but dismisses these as "bluster".