Sentence examples for extraordinary lines from inspiring English sources

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PAGE B13 After Storm, a Waiting Game South Floridians experienced a second day of extraordinary lines for supplies that ran out quickly or did not arrive after Hurricane Wilma.

And other extraordinary lines from a bizarre sit-down with the Wall Street Journal.

He came out with the extraordinary line, "I lead to unleash your leadership", which seems to mean everything and nothing.

Sunday's two Proms continued the weekend's focus on youth with their extraordinary line-ups of performers.

Economists and other scholars struggle to explain why Venezuela has such an extraordinary line-standing culture, even compared with the rich bureaucratic traditions of some Latin American nations.

In one he starts by saying, "Who's he, then, to say I play the villain?" – an extraordinary line, the actor commenting on his part to the audience.

Details of the Convention (sponsored by the Guardian, among others) are below – there is an extraordinary line-up of speakers, and sessions, including a bloggers' summit hosted by Comment is free and Liberal Conspiracy.

Its most extraordinary line may have come as he described how American strategy "in Afghanistan and South Asia" will "dramatically change" in the coming days: "We will not talk about numbers of troops or our plans for further military activities".

Womad still makes space for complete newcomers To mark the rerelease of Fela Kuti's 50-album catalogue – that's quite a shelf you've got there, buddy – Knitting Factory Records hosts an extraordinary line-up that will almost certainly threaten health and safety with outbreaks of euphoria and ecstatic dancing in the intimate 229 Club.

The choice, of course, is rarely quite so simplistic, but there are undoubtedly genres that dominate (dramas), and others (comedies, science fiction) that have very little chance of winning, however much of a shoo-in they are for a nomination.This year's extraordinary line-up of "Best Picture" nominees provides the best example yet of just how difficult it can be to compare films.