Sentence examples for a life line from inspiring English sources
Why does Marikay Teremi consider her daughter's cellphone to be a "life line"?
"It was like a life line to sinking men," he said later.
So the rail network really is a life line, though 10 to 12 riders perish every day.
In the beginning, he delivered virtually the same remarks, in the same order, with the same intonation, wherever he went, as if clinging to a life line.
Former Rumney councillor for nine years Bob Derbyshire also gave evidence today – calling the area a "life line" for the community.
The atmosphere might be surreal, with blankets and buggies spread across the floor like the family camping field at Glastonbury, but for many, 'parent and baby' screenings can be a life line.
Bertie continues, "I would have clutched at anything that looked like a life-line that morning.
The carers and families who attend the free cafes say they are a life-line.
What if real, genuine, whine-inducing, independence-producing responsibility could act as a life-line of sorts?
The record crowd grew restless as Tottenham trailed by two but Alderweireld's goal represented a life-line.
By his wording, Mr. Kristof suggests that only a small minority of disabled children rely on the program as a "life-line".
