Sentence examples for chief line from inspiring English sources

For two and a half years, Bill Jones worked as the chief line director of Whole Foods Market on Seventh Avenue in Chelsea.

The new Bonneville was a trim level of the Star Chief line in 1957, not a separate model, which muddied the waters for some parts on the car.

Democrats said Republicans were left frustrated because the bill robbed them of a chief line of attack in allowing Democrats to vote for new drilling in conjunction with clean energy initiatives.

The chancellor is expected to try to defuse Labour's chief line of political attack in the budget by saying saying his plans no longer involve cutting public spending as a proportion of GDP to its lowest level since the 1930s.

Blair has made similar admissions of culpability before but these remarks, weeks before the July publication of the Chilcot report into the war, are likely to be seen as his chief line of defence.

Jones, the market's chief "line director" (none of the other hundred and forty stores in the Whole Foods chain have such a position), later explained, "I do two 'ready's and then one 'is yours.' But sometimes I'll play around with it.

Two of the chief lines were White Star and Cunard.

Thanks to energetic measures at once taken by the companies, the railway traffic is nearly normal again on the chief lines, though many of the branch roads are still blocked by snow.

J.M. Le Père, his chief lines-of-communication engineer, erroneously calculated that the level of the Red Sea was 33 feet (10 metres) above that of the Mediterranean and, therefore, that locks would be needed.

European and Arab governments, as well as Kofi Annan, the United Nations secretary general, and Javier Solana, the European Union foreign policy chief, lined up behind him and pushed hard for an immediate cessation of hostilities or even a truce on humanitarian grounds, several participants said.

The chief lines of debate will be drawn between Kaoru Yosano, a former economy minister who argues for a swift start to hikes in the consumption tax, and Hidenao Nakagawa, once a close adviser to Mr Koizumi, who says the bureaucracy must be fixed and supply-side measures taken first.Over the summer, it will become a little clearer whether Mr Fukuda has the gumption to push his agenda.