Sentence examples for iconic lines from inspiring English sources

It's up there with Shakespeare and the complete works of Monty Python when it comes to iconic lines and scenes.

The iconic lines of the Egg chair, for instance, take on a different look entirely when the chair is covered in Minä Perhonen's bright yellow Fogland fabric.

The trick of the play is to retain the spirit of the original movie and some of the iconic lines while essentially making it a whole new thing.

Odysseus Elytis and George Seferis, both Nobel laureates, wrote politically charged work: one of Seferis's iconic lines is "Wherever I travel Greece wounds me".

She never quite gets a handle on whom she wants the character to be, and her readings of some iconic lines falter without intention.

This is the film about the crippled lunar flight of 1970 that gave us two of the most iconic lines of our culture: "Houston, we have a problem" and "failure is not an option".

Most actors are lucky to get even one iconic line.

The iconic line of sunglasses goes on sale here starting October 20.

"The dress sweats!" It has become an iconic line, and every time those words occur to Tannenbaum, he feels happiness.

They wanted me to say Captain Picard's iconic line, "Make it so," in my, or I guess his, English accent.

As for the film's iconic line, "I'm the captain now," which Abdi delivers to Tom Hanks on the bridge of the ship, it was Abdi's improvisation.