Sentence examples for humble line from inspiring English sources

Keith had his own humble line, insisting the tens of newspapers and radio stations under his control describe him as a "working journalist" when they reported his knighthood in 1933.

Surely, in a society teeming with feisty rogue androids and roving municipal spaceships, technology would have evolved beyond the humble land line.

Mr. deSouza's photographed version, however, is conceived along humbler lines.

He abjured the usual thanks and I'm-so-humble lines, instead encouraging the Senate to "deliberate on this", repeatedly.

The foundation of the plan is its continuous effort to innovate and improve the humble assembly line, and replicate it in diverse, growing markets.

He also sees a turnaround for the district, thanks to plans to revive a transit system that was dismantled in the 1950s: the humble streetcar line.

The humble phone line you just added for surfing the Web adds 3 watts to the load in your local phone company's switching office.

The great hope of Internet calling was to provide 'presence' — knowing the availability or status of a contact before initiating a call — but with so many disparate communications platforms, in addition to the longevity of the humble phone line, the feature and its utility is hardly universal.

Humble drapery-lining fabric, either pure cotton or a cotton and polyester blend, met all her requirements.

Here are those humble few lines: It has been my personal experience (both as a child and a mother) that children are like little radios picking up our frequency.

In 2005 a humble, scrappy French line cook named Alain Ducasse bought it, and was promptly hailed in some quarters as an altruistic preservationist.