Sentence examples for cut into lines from inspiring English sources

The opening to the title song could have been written by a sketch-comedy troupe: panpipes, the sound of cocaine being cut into lines and snorted, and then a guitar riff with a cowbell.

Both Iowa and New Hampshire jealously guard their primary primacy -- both states have laws to maintain their early elections and thwart any efforts to cut into line.

You will find it is easier to cut into line intersections beginning at the edge, then remove the blank, and cut an intersecting line rather than trying to make very sharp corners.

5. I think a lot of modern poetry is prose cut up into lines.

On occasion he has cut them into lines and snorted them.

The bright lines are made very narrow, with black or empty spaces between them, which permits superimposing other, similar pictures also cut into fine lines separated by empty spaces.

In the summer of 1979, my 60-year-old mother was in line for gasoline when a woman cut into the line in front of the man directly ahead of my mother.

As others cut into the line, Ms. Park's impatience boiled over.

He was in the midst of speaking about how his family was, at last, ready to buy a house when a voice cut into the line.

If you're worried about it looking harsh, get your stylist to cut into the line to soften it, shaping at the edges to flatter your face shape.

He said he and his friends enforced local parking etiquette, confronting "creeps" who try to cut into the line of cars by trailing behind street sweepers and sneaking into spots that offer a few days of free parking.