Sentence examples for beloved line from inspiring English sources
The biggest bipartisan beloved line of the night was Mr. Obama's exhortation to eliminate paperwork for small-business owners, which caused even Ms. Bachmann, who sat largely silent and frowning through out the evening, to rise.
Am I waiting for a frisee?") to his coterie of beloved line cooks at Les Halles as he neared the end of his 13-hour day at 9 p.m. on Thursday, Anthony Bourdain was interrupted from his work by diners darting in to shake his calloused hand.
The funding is paying off in a series of offerings that integrate Osmo's internet of toys with a number of Mattel properties, starting with Hot Wheels, its beloved line of scale metal cars.
"A literature enthusiast who gets a beloved line of verse tattooed on their body has totally different motivations for and perspectives on what they've done than a tattoo enthusiast who happens to have chosen a line of verse for one of their tattoos," he said via e-mail.
If you really care about making the campus "welcome, safe and secure," you might want to start by letting your students and faculty members know that they don't risk criminal charges the next time they quote a beloved line from a Joss Whedon show.
And he was off, delivering some of the most beloved lines in American history, a speech that he never intended to give and that some of the other civil rights leaders believed no one but the marchers would ever remember.
Erik Bauersfeld, who turned three words from a minor acting role — "It's a trap!" — into one of the most beloved lines of the "Star Wars" series, has died.
From 1950 to 1979, the German automaker churned out over 4.7 million of them under different names and models —Westfalia, Samba, Kombi, Transporter — to create one of the most beloved lines of cars worldwide.
The special significance of names in Korean culture is immortalized in Kim ChunSoo's poem, "Flower". One of the poem's most beloved lines reads, "When I called his name, he came to me and became a flower". In Korea, calling someone's name is an illustration of the meaning of existence.
New models are coming to the once-beloved line that jealous rivals inside General Motors have tried to kill for years.
That has enabled Mr Brown to erect one of his beloved "dividing lines" (sometimes the line seems to matter more than the positions it divides).
