Sentence examples for congress line from inspiring English sources

Old covers of Puck magazine, the weekly published from 1877 to 1918 that skewered corrupt politicians and their benefactors, adorn the front entrance; signed photographs from presidents and members of Congress line a wall.

And perjury could provide a vehicle for Congress to impeach him a la Clinton, leading to his removal if the votes in Congress line up.

(although the reference to matzah is pretty funny I have to admit) Speaking of Obama, what are they saying repeatedly after the "Democratic shift in the Congress" line?

The impeachment vote in the lower house on April 17 saw congress members line up one by one to vote "yes" while shouting of their love for their country or support for its former military dictatorship — which imprisoned and tortured Rousseff — in an atmosphere resembling that of a soccer match.

Abstracts, congress posters, congress information.

Various unprintable words kept the unexpurgated "Lady Chatterley's Lover," D.H. Lawrence's classic 1928 novel of sexual congress across class lines, off bookshelves for more than three decades.

Soldiers appeared to be in control, but the constitution mandates that the head of congress is next in line to the presidency, followed by the chief justice of the supreme court.

But given how politically embattled our government is right now, we truly need someone who can, if nothing else, make a gridlocked congress consider crossing party lines for the betterment of the country.

The bottom line is that Congress would spend a lot more; steal funds from education, Social Security and long-term care to cover the gap; and promise that future Congresses will make up for it by taxing more and spending less.

This mess emerged with clarity when O'Reilly recently interviewed Ted Koppel who claimed that shows like O'Reilly advocated a partisan rhetoric that has led to the U.S. being divided across red and blue lines, has crippled congress, and has made it impossible to build consensus across parties.

Twenty-seven delegates representing the party's regions lined up in the congress hall.