Sentence examples for established lines from inspiring English sources

It began as the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad in 1833, taking over several already established lines.

Even on longer established lines, decaying elegance is not a favoured look in the technologically ambitious Islamic Republic.

One favors the no-frills variety while the other finds more potential -- with more risk -- in the major, established lines.

To gather intelligence and administer his foreign-assistance programs, he substituted his own representatives for State Department officials, thoroughly disrupting established lines of authority.

The banks see that as a quick, easy way to conserve cash without violating the terms of other financial obligations, like established lines of credit for big corporations.

Cheerful engineers show him round "cyberrific" facilities filled with "blinky lights", and he demonstrates well that the internet tracks established lines of political geography, and that the "cloud" is physical and secretive.

While Mr. Bush has decided that federally financed research must be confined to the already established lines or colonies of human embryonic stem cells, Britain is considering setting up a collection of stem cell lines for research use.

But like his clients, he is a tough sell, and since he doesn't work for any label, he can cherry-pick from established lines and any number of indie brands.

Every country fought them and was expected to fight them — they were a necessary sign of aristocratic virtue among the officers who led them — but they were fought largely along established lines, and among soldiers who were, like Renaissance mercenaries, more devoted to the profession than to any cause.

But he would like to see established lines along which he can operate.

There is something in women that nothing can quite satisfy except ritualistic confusion along well-established lines.