Sentence examples for correct line from inspiring English sources

Conservative academics have attributed "political correctness" to Marxism and "Maoist notions of correct line" seeing it as an infringement on the right to free speech and providing conspiracy fodder for Right Swing shock jocks.

What were crimes 10 years ago now constitute the "correct line".

The risks of the morally correct line were obviously high, but on the day he failed the test," says Dannatt.

After a few hundred grips and re-grips, Sergio finally takes his club back, but the ball at no stage looks on the correct line.

The foam also makes it tough for racers to read the current and pick the correct line to make it through the course's plastic gates.

It shows the sonnet "At the round earths imagined corners blow" with the correct line "All whom warr, dearth, age, agues, tyrannyes".

The row has overshadowed the announcement of a star-studded, politically correct line-up for the historic inauguration led by Aretha Franklin, the gospel and jazz singing "Queen of Soul".

These sites are usually dirty and sometimes dangerous, and the work of ensuring that the job is being done according to plan, dimensions are correct, lines are plumb, and so on can be dull.

Primarily interested in strategy, he found the central problem in successful planning to be the choice of correct lines of operation by which a general could dominate the zone of operations in which he is engaged.

"Supporters can be assured that their club and company are progressing along the correct lines and as planned," said chairman Dave King on the Rangers website.

It installed greeters with earpieces and walkie-talkies to direct customers to the correct lines.