Sentence examples for celebrated lines from inspiring English sources

He quotes the classics sonorously and inserts celebrated lines with studied inappropriateness in stanzas whose subjects are entirely unconnected.

There's Zaha Hadid's aquatic center, its celebrated lines ruined by temporary seating.

I ain't that humble," reprising one of Wendell Pierce's most celebrated lines from The Wire.

His celebrated "lines of Torres Vedras" were defensive works designed to resist any army that Napoleon could send against them.

The Daily Politics collected together his celebrated lines to Ed Balls, Dennis Skinner, Angela Eagle and Nadine Dorries.

Additionally, the unqiueness of the straight line of the dike will be celebrated with Line of Light, which will see the guide rail on the Afsluitdijk get a reflective layer, giving cars added safety and creating a Zen-like calm.

Yet the diary's most celebrated line (infamously celebrated, one might add) — "I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are truly good at heart" — has been torn out of its bed of thorns.

Laderman's life and work were celebrated on-line several places most notably by Jed Perl and by painter Larry Groff on his blog Painting Perceptions.

This is now, oh how I celebrate it, lines and all.

He has supported us, stood on our picket lines, celebrated our successes, and campaigned alongside us for trade union rights.

Chalica is not about gifts or decorations and can be celebrated across religious lines.