Sentence examples for concerning a line from inspiring English sources

As the battle to supply chips to handheld computer and mobile phone manufacturers intensifies, Texas Instruments and Intel are expected to make significant announcements today concerning a line of new devices that combine mobile phones with handheld PDAs.

Villains such as fraudster Dewey Gleason (a master of disguise) and his wife Eunice are a bit Scooby-Doo, but Wambaugh is terrific on cop-shop crushes and rivalries – the soapy, ­human-interest stuff that keeps the tone light when the subject matter darkens, as it does in the plot-line concerning a serial sex attacker.

The case concerns an assembly line worker with carpal tunnel syndrome who can perform in some assembly line positions but not others.

One patron, Joe Martin of the Philadelphia suburb of Cherry Hill, N.J., said that where sports were concerned, an invisible line divided the state.

One current in the wide river of Apple rumors has concerned a lower-price line of computers.

The story line concerns a magician who is entertaining an unnamed president on his birthday when he suddenly goes into a trance and warns the chief executive to "beware".

The Fox censors wrote a note concerning Homer's line, "Bart can kiss my hairy, yellow butt!" after Marge tells Homer that Bart might be jealous of baby Lisa, citing that the line is considered "coarse," due to the fact that Bart was two during the flashback.

"Any sort of adult entertainment is, as far as I'm concerned, an extremely selfish line of work, just in the requirements or the hours that are given to you," she said.

Critics have expressed most concern over a line in the agreement that seems to give Mr. Giuliani the right to block the release of a document in which he has a "personal interest".

A concern about a line in the text stalled the beginning of what could be the final meeting at the United Nations summit.

A similar situation was encountered with the song "Apeman", concerning the line "the air pollution is a-foggin' up my eyes".