Sentence examples for been a key line from inspiring English sources

This has been a key line of enquiry for parliamentarians.

Here's a key line from that memo: "John McCain will continue to run on his principles and will focus on the future of our country".

Jeff is emphasizing that new services like Mechanical Turk, Simple Storage Service (S3) and Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) are going to be a key business line for them in the future, and they are planting the seeds now.

Tech gadgets have been a key product line for many retailers for years – so if the likes of Nokia and Apple are cutting production now then there could be some nasty shocks on the high street this Christmas.

The company’s best-of-breed online gaming service, Xbox Live, has been a key contributor to top-line momentum, and remains a prime example of how Microsoft can exceed competitive offerings by great leaps.

In-cylinder pressure measurement and analysis has historically been a key tool for off-line combustion diagnosis in internal combustion engines, but online applications for real-time condition monitoring and combustion management have recently become popular.

He has been a key figure in McGhee's line-up since the Scot's arrival in January and speaking after Rovers' 5-1 win over Accrington on Saturday, McGhee added: "When he's in the mood he was in today he's unplayable.

Parker, the Giants' left guard, has been a key element of a revamped offensive line that many consider the most improved part of the Super Bowl-bound Giants.

"The restaurant category is a key product line for lastminute.com," noted Tim Bishop, lastminute.com Lifestyle Director, in a statement.

Still, whether Snap can continue to draw users away from Facebook and also compete with Facebook-owned Instagram, which just launched a photo and video "story" feature similar to Snap's, will be a key story line to watch.

While the Democratic Governors Association plans to turn education funding into a major issue as it attempts to claw back gubernatorial mansions in 2018, when dozens are up for grabs, education has also proven to be a key dividing line in Democratic gubernatorial primaries in Georgia, California and elsewhere.