Sentence examples for changing the lines from inspiring English sources

An alternative, and more molecularly correct, answer might be: because the egg keeps changing the lines to the yolk.

"They kept changing the lines.

They have one wonderful scene where they're rewriting dialogue and actors are delivering the lines below them on another set, changing the lines as they get erased and done over.

The line width of the patterns is about 15 μm, and can also be changed by changing the line width in the masks.

"You're changing the line in the middle of sentences, so where you cut the sentence is an essential part.

Markovic formed his first orchestra in the mid-1980s, changing the line-up constantly as he went "depending on how young and good-looking they were".

Exasperated, but not surprised, Wood said she had no intention of changing the line -- a point on which she would ultimately prevail.

In that chief Act I solo she makes a bright announcement of the opening arabesques on point, staying there rather than changing the line of the arabesque into a descending penchée and coming off point.

By Harold Ross The New Yorker, October 20 , 1928P. 17 "The Ladder" is still playing; management recently received a cablegram from the producer, Edgar B. Davis, from Russia changing the line "Ah, how beautiful" to "Oh, how beautiful".

The food manufacturer, whose ready-to-eat fruit cups are a popular school lunchbox snack, said it planned to start changing the lining in May and complete the conversion by October.

In one skit, a black actor delivered a garbled version of "To be or not to be," changing the line "by opposing end them" to "by opossum end 'em".