Sentence examples for from those lines from inspiring English sources
From those lines, surveyors plotted a series of 325 coordinates — simple for law enforcement to plug into a global positioning system — that would become the official border.
While it carries products from those lines, along with branded items like cooking utensils, aprons and oven mitts, the objective of the store is less to make a sale than an impression.
From those lines through most of its 20,000 words, the platform articulates a "new Democrat" agenda that cuts a middle path between welfare-state liberalism and laissez-faire Republicanism, advocating active but smaller government, fiscal discipline, free trade and tough crime policies.
In 1949, F4 material from those lines was cultivated, and a superior line was selected.
In one week old WS2, bri1-5, a weak allele of BRI1 mutant, and AtBS14b ox plants were treated with BL for 3 hours and subsequently total RNA was extracted from those lines.
One case occurs in mathematics, in which the real definition of a subject obliquely conveys parts of the subject, for instance, as in the definition of a triangle, which is not said directly to be identical to its parts, the lines making it up, say, but is said obliquely to be something composed from those lines.
How many people from those line-ups of nearly six years ago can we still remember?
Who, apart from those lining their pockets or seeking publicity for their own ends, would actually miss it?
Shops were everywhere in Disneyland, from those lining Main Street, which you walked up to reach the attractions in the main park, to those hidden away within the park.
From those, line B37 was included three times as technical replicate and three lines (B73, DK105, EP1) were represented by two biological replicates each.
The heartbreaking Boy Drowning from which those lines are quoted, The Fox, and Cats (Kettles on the purr/Ready to spit; Black silk, then bristled fur), are deservedly well-loved and much-anthologised poems.
