Sentence examples for a frequent line from inspiring English sources

"They may steal but they also get things done," is a frequent line from voters.

Mr. Trump was turning the tables on a frequent line of attack from Mrs. Clinton and trying to lay the blame for the bloodshed in the Middle East at her feet, a critique that most experts have said is grossly oversimplified and misleading.

More than $80 billion of it would be deficit spending — a hot-button issue in the midterm Congressional campaigns and an increasingly frequent line of Republican attack.

It can be quite a significant transition, and the most frequent line I hear from people who make the switch is that they didn't realise it would be so hard to get money out of people for such good causes.

Mr. Assad's remarks on Wednesday echoed what has been a frequent government line, which was also made on Tuesday in a meeting between Mr. Brahimi and Syria's foreign minister, Walid al-Moallem.

Mr. Romney has also jabbed at Mr. Bush at times, saying, for example, that he believed the post-invasion phase of the war in Iraq was mismanaged and using as a frequent punch line the statement that people "don't want the people who ran the Katrina cleanup" to take over health care.

Tortorella defended his frequent line shuffling, which stopped during the 7-1-1 surge that led to Sunday's game being meaningful.

It is Trevor, the son of this couple, who wreaks havoc on four marriages in one evening, and Mark Alhadeff brings a hangdog cluelessness to this role that just gets funnier every time he says his most frequent line: "Sorry".

In conclusion, the results do not support the hypothesis that high levels of KSS will result in more frequent line crossings at night time compared to day time.

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Mr. Corzine's aides said Senator Lautenberg's support would help immunize Mr. Corzine from two of Mr. Florio's most frequent lines of attack -- particularly that Mr. Corzine is making or steering campaign contributions to powerful Democrats to win their endorsements.