Sentence examples for half lining from inspiring English sources
After resolving those through legislation and administrative rulings, the organizers spent a year and a half lining up the required $48 million in construction funds.
The jackets are at once lightweight and constructed, with a half lining of stiffened organza and an interior waist tie to create a contoured silhouette.
"I have a jacket that's tropical wool mohair that's only half lined," he said.
"They're made of 80 and 120 two-ply cotton, half lined," he said.
It cannot compare with the intimidation experienced by an England fly-half lining up three points in a Six Nations decider at the Millennium Stadium, or the wall of noise that greets the Detroit Lions when they walk out at Green Bay.
We got one or two half line breaks.
"I'm finding a half line on one page that matches up with a half line on another page.
The Germanic alliterative line consists of two hemistichs (half lines) separated by a caesura (pause).
This method is applied to invert Wiener-Hopf integral equations on the half line and the full line.
Its 1,330 hemistichs (half lines of verse) are probably the final distillation of different periods.
The medieval Germanic poetic line is made up of two half lines with alliteration of a certain consonantal group.
