A line of twenty-somethings outside Café Wha?, at least a hundred strong, snakes around the block down Minetta Lane.
By Vicky Raab March 3, 2009 A line of twenty-somethings outside Café Wha?, at least a hundred strong, snakes around the block down Minetta Lane.
A line of code in something that resembles English is so far abstracted from the 1s and 0s that computers use that professional programmers have been known to admit, "I don't know how computers work!" Mr Chandra lays this out it in language a novice can grasp.
Assemblyman Michael N. Gianaris, a Queens Democrat, said, "It would guarantee a line of succession should something happen to the governor, and it would give the Senate a presiding officer to help get it out of the quagmire it's been in for the last month".
Might as well come out with a line of slippers or something comfortable for lounging.
"And then I quoted a line of Jack's: 'Doing something and saying goodbye and saying goodbye and doing something are both the same,' " he said.
Put together, they form something of a line, something of a story of piano music.
Each tango is preceded by a splinter of a quotation from Keats -- a few words from a line of poetry or from something he wrote in the margins of a book -- whose connection to the text that follows is usually obscure.
But as club personnel shooed the bearded masses from the premises at 11 p.m. - with a line of well-primped 20-somethings standing behind a velvet rope out front, waiting for the club to reopen as normal - Jack Passion struggled to make sense of the snub.
"I start with maybe a line of truth or experience or something that I want to say.
