Sentence examples for endurance line from inspiring English sources

As the wedding season approaches, men might want to consider Ted Baker's one-button Party Animal Tuxedo, the newest addition to the company's Endurance line.

Further, the DSB report stated the program would have significant savings, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and increase aircraft range and endurance, in line with the conclusions of a separate Congress-funded study conducted in 2003.

Extreme tourists could well take to Ted Baker's new line of Endurance T-shirts, designed to protect against elements that may not have made it onto the average shopper's radar screen.

But the name of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport hints at the endurance of the older line; as does the presence of a young Galitzine (Frenchified Golitsyn) princess on the committee of this year's Russian Nobility revel at the Pierre.

Richard Rickk" Hoyt, Jr., was diagnosed at birth with cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair, but that hasn't stopped "Team Hoyt," as they're affectionately known, from racing across the finish lines of endurance events all across America.

The new rules require light truck tires to meet stricter speed and endurance tests, bringing them in line with those for passenger car tires, and also add new requirements, including one that sets a performance standard for underinflated tires.

I had just found out I received a sponsorship from First Endurance, a premium endurance nutrition line.

Nevertheless, most published improvements in cycling endurance with bronchodilators are in line with the proposed range.

Wet snow deposition on power transmission lines can cause overloads exceeding mechanical endurance of even new, well-designed lines.

He sees it as confined endurance drawing-taping; he constructs lines using masking tape.

The daily commute to work has become a game of endurance as floods wash over lines and fares rocket.