Sentence examples for correct lines from inspiring English sources

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.

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

The equivalent number of correct lines was calculated by dividing the number of correct letters by 5.

Executive function was assessed using Stroop (Interference condition, scaled score) from the Delis Kaplan Executive Function System (D-KEFS) (Delis et al., 2001) and a modified Trailmaking test (number of correct lines per minute) (Kramer et al., 2003).

A less viscous loose connective tissue allows fibroblasts to perceive the lines of tensions of the fascial layers and may therefore lead to the remodelling of their dense connective tissue with a deposition of collagen fibres in the correct lines of force.

Make something up, and when you remember the correct lines, begin to get back on track.

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.

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

The correct line was 10 yards to the right and when Garcia's ball plopped into the lake it was at least 20 yards to the left.