Sentence examples for from its lines from inspiring English sources
DETROIT — After closing the books on a $14.6 billion loss in 2008 — the worst annual result in its 105-year history — Ford Motor Company said Thursday that it would draw the last $10.1 billion from its lines of credit to add to its cash hoard so that it could survive the increasingly bleak vehicle market.
What followed was a two-week battle around Tabu-dong and Waegwan in which the North Koreans were able to gradually push the 1st Cavalry Division back from its lines.
The developers call it "the goodbye effect," in that if you're hit with it, you'll immediately want to remove yourself from its line-of-fire.
Diffuse radiation, in contrast, reaches the surface after first being scattered from its line of propagation.
Direct shortwave radiation reaches the surface without being absorbed or scattered from its line of propagation by the intervening atmosphere.
In 2001, 80 percent of Apple's revenue was from its line of Mac laptops and desktop computers.
About half of the sales growth for all of Hornell's panoply of iced teas, juices and iced coffees came from its line of Rx Elixirs, according to Beverage Digest in Bedford Hills, N.Y., which tracks the industry.
Moreover, the beam is so tightly focused that equipment a mere dozen metres away from its line would struggle to detect it.Creative ideas for circumventing cyber-attacks even extend to the redesign of apparently innocent domestic equipment.
Should the S8 wander from its line, there's a lane assist system to inform the driver that corrective action is needed.
A Vista delay could push more consumers toward Apple Computer, which is already seeing good momentum from its line of Intel-powered Macs.
