Sentence examples for becomes a line from inspiring English sources
Charging business units means the carbon fee becomes a line item.
As the flat surface moves, her pool of salt becomes a line, then makes a pile on the floor.
How long before "send them back" becomes a line in a manifesto that suggests voluntary repatriation for the last wave of European migrants?
"Yeah, it makes it easier, easier to bear …" It becomes a line of compassion, of understanding, of gentleness; a line that takes the old literary sermon of Irving King and finally makes it appeal to the ear.
Lately, they have found a solution, which offers an interesting capsule story of how a niche product becomes a line, and then, step by step, reaches a mass market.
In the absence of a connection between the investment a company makes on learning initiatives and the impact it will have on the business, education becomes a line item that can easily be cut from operating budgets.
"A Labour government will never accept second best for Britain" must become a line repeated ad infinitum.
"When these things become a line item, not a black hole, is when things can really take off".
During the past few centuries, life, along with a lot of other things, stopped being a circle and became a line, as the historian John Demos has argued.
Iman's Global Chic collection for HSN ultimately became a line of affordable accessories like a shoulder tote with turquoise-colored beading, chandelier earrings, cuff bracelets and other trinkets.
The following year he created a nonprofit consulting firm that became a line of first defense for companies facing health and safety challenges from the E.P.A.
