Sentence examples for different line from the from inspiring English sources

It has no whipping system, meaning that individual members are free to take a different line from the group as a whole if they feel strongly about a particular issue.

Intriguingly, Cameron takes a different line from The York Realist: where Gill suggests the attitude to homosexuality in 1960s Yorkshire was one of mute familial acceptance, Cameron exposes a residual working-class prejudice.

As if to prove the political calculus, Mr. Tester, who does not face another campaign until 2018, is taking a very different line from the senior senator from his state, Mr. Baucus.

It suits Jim Murphy to be portrayed as standing up for Scotland against London, while taking a different line from the Labour Party in London.

Then, a few days later, I found an interview with you in the in which you took a completely different line from the one you had presented when you addressed this Parliament.

Town issues are different to out-of-town issues; the northern part might vote on different lines from the southern part.

Swatch owns 19 different lines, from the eponymous low-cost brand that Emch runs, to Calvin Klein, Tissot, Omega, Longines and high-end names such as Blancpain and Breguet.

Richard Leonard has caused further confusion over Labour's position on Brexit by taking a different line from Jeremy Corbyn on membership of the customs union.

If there is a train from a different line expected before the train from the line you are waiting for, step back so as to allow easy access to the train for those who need to board that train.

A Times letter writer, Peter Cadogan, took a different line, defending PIE from the National Front despite loathing them.

Even in the earliest times, clashes between different lines of descent from the prophet often cast doubt on the legitimacy of caliphs.