Sentence examples for earlier line from inspiring English sources

That's a stark change from the state's earlier line.

Its board, contradicting its earlier line, has acknowledged discussing an earnings restatement.

But documents seen by the London Evening Standard last week suggest a return to the earlier line of attack.

Except for an odd encounter with Winnie Mandela, in which he is "astonished" when she tells him she strongly follows the beliefs of her Xhosa people, he abandons his earlier line of questioning about what goes on in the forest.

Murray, though, did not let the opportunity slip, as he converted the next chance to move 3-1 ahead, with Johnson bemoaning an earlier line call to the umpire during the break.

Indeed, most of the plans for the areas around the stations of HS2 are vague, and some of the stops along an earlier line, HS1, are still underdeveloped, years after the line was built.The ability to build large developments alongside the high-speed railways is a boon to the Japanese bullet line, as is the ability to charge high ticket prices.

The consequence, they fear, would be a surge in government deficits and bitter political recrimination.Although some of the pact's defenders acknowledge privately that it is highly unlikely that EU governments will ever really vote to impose those fines of billions of euros on Germany or France, they believe there is an earlier line of defence.

MacNeice made one revision when reprinting the poem in Eighty-Five Poems (1959): he changed the penultimate line from "And all the room a glow…" to "And all the room one glow…" Peter McDonald acknowledges the revision as an improvement, but scrupulously restores the earlier line, as printed in The Last Ditch.