Sentence examples for eternal line from inspiring English sources

The other day, the eternal line of college students notwithstanding, one of the baristas took the time to deliver my cup of coffee to me.

In an arrangement that is so deliciously Italian, anyone holding a ticket for a guided tour is given instant access to the museum, while the unguided believers are left twisting in an eternal line that wraps all the way around the wall, back to St. Peter's Square.

I sprinted my victory lap to the cashier -- yes, after you wait in the eternal line to experience the hellmouth, you get to wait in another line -- Ms. Jo-Ann Herself, have you ever been to your own store -- it's HELL ON EARTH!

But thy eternal goodness shall not fall, Nor lose possession of that taste thou ow'st, Nor shall I hesitate to drink you in the shade When in eternal lines to time my thirst grow'st.

Restaurants, Starbucks and fast-food joints within a few blocks of the square have seen eternal lines of protesters looking to use the john, and residents have been complaining about protesters using the doorsteps of their buildings as makeshift relief stations.

But thy eternal summer shall not fade Nor lose possession of that fair thou ow'st; Nor shall Death brag thou wander'st in his shade, When in eternal lines to time thou grow'st; So long as men can breathe or eyes can see, So long lives this, and this gives life to thee.

Manchester United forward Nick Powell, 19, might be another 2022 contender and he has gone to Wigan on loan, while Derby midfielder Will Hughes is tipped for the highest level at just 18. Manchester United's summer signing Wilfried Zaha, at 20, may have a similar long-term vision as Dyke while others lurk from that eternal production line of young talent on Merseyside.

The eternal argument in the Eternal City?

The audience filed into the lobby laughing and humming "Beyond the Blue Horizon," the song that played under Sonya's final speech, those eternal Chekhov lines resounding over the country-western combo: "We shall live, we shall live".

The rise of ISIS is a predictable consequence of the eternal fault-line plaguing the Sunni-Shiite divide, and the new era of Arab wars plaguing the Middle East.

Moreover, if increased revenue is the eternal, bottom-line goal of Hollywood, why wouldn't the studios look for ways to cut costs rather than increase them?