Sentence examples for first liner from inspiring English sources

New first liner?

Kura said "a well-designed landfill has a double liner, so if the top one fails, the second one serves as a backup while the first liner is being repaired.

By 1840 little Sammy was no longer so little, and I'm not so sure he was still such a bundle of joy, either, but Cunard Steamships Limited's first liner, the Britannia, was sailing from Liverpool, England, to Halifax, and on to Boston in the U.S. of A., the first of a long line of famous vessels that was to include the Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth.

Brace yourself for that first liner that starts everything off, for example "Well, now you're in for it... ........ or "How could you...?"...

The first liners were operated in the North Atlantic, notably by Samuel Cunard of Britain, beginning in 1840.

The first liner-uppers are in line at Sprint stores around the world.

He is a fourth liner with no goals and 4 assists in 23 games.

The Fascination, a Carnival Cruise Line ship, was the third liner in recent weeks to report large outbreaks of vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms of Norwalk-like virus, which is considered nondeadly and generally clears up within a few days.

There's then a second, liner slider at the bottom to allow you to choose the preferred pose for the rest of the shot.

The third liner has two goals and is tied for the team lead with six points despite playing in only half of his club's games.

Second-liners dramatically outperformed blue chips yesterday.