Sentence examples for between two lines of from inspiring English sources
Demolition work does not restart until after a stretcher draped with an American flag is carried out, between two lines of firefighters, standing silent and tall.
CARACAS, Venezuela — The frail elderly man and his curly-haired protégé made their way through a narrow aisle between two lines of a singing choir.
In this way, all were impaled on Morton's fork: now broadly defined as a choice between two lines of reasoning that lead to an equally unpleasant conclusion.
(a) The Fourth Circuits conclusions that the CBA arbitration clause encompassed a statutory claim under the ADA and was enforceable bring into focus the tension between two lines of this Courts case law.
Ahmed Twaij, a British doctor who has travelled to the Croatian border to help the aid effort, said the refugees were stuck between two lines of border police, with journalists barred from joining them.
The track splits into two – take the right-hand path, going up a slight incline, and follow it as it bends to the left and continues between two lines of oak trees.
The Navy's experts didn't believe that China was capable of reverse-engineering the plane's N.S.A.-supplied operating system, estimated at between thirty and fifty million lines of computer code, according to a former senior intelligence official.
There's a world of difference between three lines of printed text on a page and virtual exploration of King Tut's tomb.
In the field, the British forces divided their efforts between three lines of operation: support to UNAMSIL, support to the SLA, and preparation to provide humanitarian assistance, should it be necessary, though the expanded mandate only became formal government policy several days later.
However linkage mapping is limited to the analysis of traits differing between two lines and the impact of the genetic background on QTL effect has been underlined.
Now, this tells me how to find the angle between two lines just in terms of knowing the slope.
