Sentence examples for favored line from inspiring English sources

William Dowd, the county Republican chairman, had said on Wednesday that he was considering removing Mr. DiFrancesco from that favored line and remaining neutral in the gubernatorial race.

Thompson reprised a favored line: "We are being squeezed and priced out of the City of New York," before Quinn retold a keynote of what aides call "her story": "My parents were able to rent a rent-controlled two-bedroom in Inwood".

Michelle Larner, a makeup artist in New York, thought she was using only products not tested on animals because she favors lines aimed at customers with sensitive skin.

She favors lines in which words that can double as nouns and adjectives bump against each other ("a solid unlit white sky"), or even meld into one word ("overtakelessness"), without the governing aid of punctuation, making reading into an act of translation, and restoring strangeness to language.

She favored clean lines, sharp angles, ascetic furniture and understated opulence.

While Mr. Cheney has favored hard lines on Iran and North Korea, for example, Mr. Biden has long advocated more open diplomacy.

Mr. Pilati had worked hard to incorporate the codes of the house, taken from women's wear, like polka dots for a soft shirt or his favored A-line shorts.

His curt tone made clear that he did not favor that line of questioning.

"Oh, my God, I'm so not pure," said Ms. Saidman Yee, a longtime model who favors a line of yoga togs cheekily called Sweaty Betty and sometimes pads to class in gold sequined Uggs.

As shown in Figure 4a, d, a lower scan speed (1.047 μm/s) favors oxide line formation (17.17 nm), while a higher scan speed (8.376 μm/s) leads to depressed oxidation (3.34 nm).

Mr. Line favored hard-hitting articles.