Sentence examples for experiences a line from inspiring English sources

It's the grandest of wide-screen experiences — a line of camels in the far distance (try looking at that on an iPhone), a shimmer of heat that forms itself into a man on horseback, a slaughtering charge through a camp of sleeping soldiers.

By David Denby It's the grandest of wide-screen experiences — a line of camels in the far distance (try looking at that on an iPhone), a shimmer of heat that forms itself into a man on horseback, a slaughtering charge through a camp of sleeping soldiers.

If we talk about line as flight path, and volume as atmosphere or space, then all of a sudden aerospace technologies allow us to occupy and experience a line from the line's perspective, rather than seeing it as a distinct object on paper.

We know them now as "third man" experiences, following a line in TS Eliot's poem, The Wasteland: "Who is the third who walks always beside you?

He may not be able to tell whether he really wants the job until he gets more experience as a line manager.

A reader who had precisely this experience dropped me a line about it not long ago.

I don't want to experience time in a line".

On its surface, the episodic game Life is Strange, which just saw the release of its second part, is about literally not experiencing time in a line.

What makes Wordsworth the larger poet is the experience he captured in a line from "Elegiac Stanzas": "a deep distress hath humanised my Soul".

There was just something about the whole experience -- something about a line in the water, just hanging there limp, nothing happening, and suddenly, it's alive.

Jeffries said he wants his experience to open up a line of conversation about the legitimate fear of driving while black.