Sentence examples for first six lines from inspiring English sources

And that's just in the first six lines.

The first six lines under "Affiliated Christians" are ranked by size in 2005 of each of the six megablocs (Anglican, Independent, Marginal Christian, Orthodox, Protestant, Roman Catholic).

The system that predominates in European music was introduced by an 11th-century Italian monk, Guido of Arezzo, who derived it from a Latin hymn, "Ut queant laxis," the first six lines of which begin on successively higher notes of the scale.

The first six lines are written in the traditional formulae that can also be seen in other inscription on this wall (who is buried here, and who dedicated the tomb).

However, the fundamental reason why microradiography is a reliable gold standard lies on what was stated in the first six lines of the Introduction.

That endorsement would give the Republican governor, who is seeking a third term, three of the first four lines on the ballot: Republican, Independence and Conservative.

"We lost five of the first six line-outs and they scored from two driving line-outs.

"The first three lines can score goals.

She sang the first two lines.

The first four lines use typically religious imagery.

We can use function head to check the first five lines of dataframe.