Sentence examples for change of line from inspiring English sources

I hate to see Giles bowling over the wicket into the rough, except as an occasional change of line.

Surely, it also indicates a subtle change of line by Cameron over the question of intrusions into privacy.

Runs came off his legs, an area that had been barren in previous innings and a sure indication in a change of line from the bowlers.

Watching the ball beat the bat by six inches, Ian Healy had suggested a change of line to outside leg stump, with instant results.

In particular, the broadening for the electric and narrowing for the magnetic modes and the change of line shape for the electric mode are nicely reproduced.

The change of line offered by Sohail might also have had some bearing on the indifference of the England batting, which had become used to an exclusively left-arm Pakistan pace attack.

A spokesman for Birmingham city council defended its change of line-up: "We do not believe it is low-key.

Ranger defenseman Jeff Beukeboom cleared the puck down the ice during a change of lines.

It was a long ride, with a change of lines, from Saratoga Avenue in Brooklyn on up into the South Bronx.

The British pursuit team had a change of line-up between the afternoon qualifying session and the final, with King coming in for Wendy Houvenaghel in a tactical switch, and it paid off.

With nine GRAMMY awards, a catalogue several dozen albums deep, an Avery Fisher Prize, and a fifty-two-disc Deutsche Grammophon box set to its name, the Emerson maintains what The Boston Globe once called "an extraordinary fusion of experience and authority with audacity and freshness". In 2013 the Emerson added cellist Paul Watkins, its first change of line-up in more than three decades.