Callahan wanted to coach quarterbacks at Illinois, where he started his coaching career, but his mentor, Coach Mike White, firmly believed young assistants needed to learn the essence of line play as a knowledge base.
But it is not the essence of this line.
Here are a couple of lines conveying the essence of the starchy, stuck-up Harriet: "Harriet, though she did not care for music, knew how to listen to it;" and "'Everyone to his taste!' said Harriet, who always delivered a platitude as if it was an epigram".
How lucky the owners of a Lanvin, a house that still today under the guidance of Abner Elbaz is for me the essence of good draping and line.
So to get at the essence of the story, the line should read, "Let's Take the Oil We've Got".
If you've captured the essence of the subject, the line will be obvious even if it's not drawn.
In 2010, Procter & Gamble reformulated its Herbal Essence line of shampoos so that they carried no more than 10 parts per million of 1,4 dioxane, which company official said was part of an overall effort to reduce or eliminate the chemical from its products.
"The purity of lines was the very essence of his work, even his complex and ambitious compositions".
This, in a few lines, was the essence of Clintonism.
"One," from "A Chorus Line," with its punchy, brassy lines, distills the essence of the Broadway showstopper.
