Sentence examples for disputed a line from inspiring English sources
Martina Hingis, who ended up with egg all over her face on the centre court here two years ago when she disputed a line call in the final against Germany's Steffi Graf, had an encounter with an oeuf of the real kind during her fourth-round match against France's Sandrine Testud, which the Swiss won 6-1, 2-6, 6-2 to reach the quarter-finals.
In the next game, she argued at the net with the umpire, disputing a line call that went against her.
In the commercial, McEnroe, no longer fulminating, visits a "German" umpire (the scene was shot in Forest Hills Gardens, not in Germany) to offer his regrets for his behavior in disputing a line call at the 1985 United States Open (a year when McEnroe did not recall having any memorable dust-ups).
And in an aside to the audience during a dispute over a line call he said, "A lot of sound and fury, signifying nothing".
Whether this latest assault is strictly fueled by the Summers-Swan research or by some previously held detestation is open to dispute, a common problem in this line of work.
I guess to some extent I'm used to academic controversies, and however vicious those get, people have a common understanding of where you draw the line about disputing a theory or an idea.
At least one former partner disputed that line, noting that Sidley tried to suggest in depositions that the partners were stripped of their status because they had made mistakes.
Various incursions by PLA forces across disputed line of control created a diplomatic row with India last summer.
But those close to the general, including his brother, aides and bodyguards, disputed the government line and said there was no evidence of a suicide bomber.
(One disputed line, delivered by Robert Russo, then the general manager of the Garden: "In the labor negotiations I would like you to think outside the box").
The arbitration award given in 1903 resolved the Alaska boundary dispute by drawing a line that linked the mountain peaks in this area.
