Sentence examples for a line beneath from inspiring English sources

A line beneath its first video calls the Democratic frontrunner "a questionable candidate".

The verdict is intended to draw a line beneath a messy affair that cast an unflattering and unwelcome light on the country's political elite.

"It's a bit of a worry that I rarely go an evening without," she says, "but it feels like such a necessity, and does so neatly draw a line beneath my parenting duties at the end of the day.

Hundreds of millions will watch, and be moved; Mr Obama seems to many, by reason of his race, his calm intelligence, his youthful good looks and his powerful oratorical skills, to be well suited to draw a line beneath the bitter Bush years and to repair America's torn relationship with the outside world.

We might think of such basic interests as defining a line beneath which no child should be allowed to sink.

This prepositional phrase would be placed on a line beneath the verb.

Douglas's Miles Davis allegiances surface in the forceful Ham Fist, with Caine walking a swing line beneath; the title track is a country dance that flips into swing and some casual bebop-quoting; and more diffuse pieces such as the wandering Seven Seas or the brittle End to End provide some edgy surprises.

The letter "k" is represented by a circle with a horizontal line beneath it, modified by two closed dots.

Get some safe eyeliner and make a line just beneath your eye.

The work is actually called "trust," and upon closer inspection, it does spell out the word "trust," but with a roman numeral "v" with a perpendicular line beneath it in place of the letter "u".

I am reminded of the title of Simone Weil's profound collection of spiritual reflections, "Gravity and Grace". The central Christian enigma a God incarnate, as a man who lived, suffered, and died plays like a bass line beneath every passage of Piero's art.