Sentence examples for go through line from inspiring English sources

"You'd have to go through line by line, word by word," said Gerald P. Dodson, a lawyer with Morrison & Foerster in Palo Alto, Calif., who read the patent and said he could not reach an immediate conclusion.

He said: "If we have to go through line by line, dot and comma on each of these proposals then we will not have the parliamentary time to be able to do that".

Go through, line by line, and make sure you understand what it is that you are saying.

One adviser indicated last week that policies and a timetable for the implementation will have to be gone through, line by line.

"It was the most detailed speech to date not just in this campaign, I would say in other campaigns, pre-election, that goes through line by line and says how you can achieve balance," Mr. Emanuel said in an interview.

This system captures the gas after the waste goes through a lined and covered anaerobic digester and a lined aeration basin.

George's Bailey community bank helped customers buy homes, start their own businesses and keep other local businesses going through lines of credit and timely loans.

"Go through it line by line".

I asked to have a few seconds to read it and she said: "Oh, we're going to go through this line by line".

"It was in pretty poor shape," said Garrity, "so we had to go through it line by line, word by word, and retype it".

A senior EU official told the BBC that when the full details of the UK proposal were published on Monday, they would go through them "line by line".