Sentence examples for call a line from inspiring English sources

Lewis's dictum that " 'a man doesn't call a line crooked unless he has some idea of a straight line' is what I'm trying to get at in my plays," she said.

Still, even a name you can almost remember has to be better than one that's completely forgettable.Why call a line by anyone's name, much less an unpronounceable one of indeterminate ethnic origin (Norwegian?

Lucasfilm Ltd., the maker of the Star Wars motion pictures series, has sued Minrad, a maker of surgical instruments, for trademark infringement over its plans to call a line of surgical products "light saber".

Since Valdes had gone fifteen rounds with Moore in Las Vegas the previous May, and Cockell had excruciated for nine rounds before being knocked out by Marciano in San Francisco in the same month, the bout offered a dim opportunity for establishing what racing people call a "line" between Moore and Marciano.

For example, try something like this: What do you call a line of rabbits walking backward?

The normal lung surface (Figure 2) associates lung sliding with horizontal repetitions of the pleural line, called A-lines.

The normal lung surface associates lung sliding with horizontal repetitions of the pleural line, called A-lines.

The most common style of envelopes are A-style (also called A-line) They have side seams and square, sometimes deep flaps.

The spectrum of incandescent gases, on the other hand, is called a line spectrum because only a few wavelengths are emitted.

The TB test, called a line probe assay, costs less than $8 and detects mutations in bacterial DNA linked to drug resistance.

This slant line is called a line of sight (LOS).