Sentence examples for getting into line from inspiring English sources
But everyone is getting into line, he added, for two very good reasons.
At 6.41 that evening, when time was finally called, Panesar was seven not out off 35 balls, getting into line and getting into line again just as his batting buddy Paul Collingwood had shown him.
The gym period may be all of 45 minutes, most of it spent checking in and out, changing clothes and getting into line.
What we are witnessing in this papacy is a church that realises how far out of step it is with modern thinking, and is increasingly keen on getting into line.
But to read the Mail's carefully-selected nuggets of information - which either focus on the worst possible aspects of the results or just make outcomes up - you'd think the authors would be getting into line to call for the scheme to be scrapped.
But you looked at the batsmen and they were twitching, half-ducking, half-jumping and nowhere near getting into line – there was a touch of the fear that is evident in those grainy clips of Harold Larwood, another speedster who looked anything but.
Some journalists say they and their employers are already being bullied to get into line.
Steyn gets into line for the last two balls of the over.
When Qawwali is being read it takes a little time for it to get warm, to get into line and get going.
