Sentence examples for improbable line from inspiring English sources
The show is about a magical sports jersey, which in this episode gives a young character named Morgan a glimpse of the future, allowing her to say the improbable line, "We can't let Aunt Kate break Randy Johnson's hand".
It takes about three hours, along a beautiful path that starts at the bottom of a gorge, traces an improbable line across the cliffs, and ends on a spur with a view of ridge after ridge of mountains.
So that will be very ding-dong dirty politics, peddling the (improbable) line that the Tories could actually be much worse (witness Danny Alexander, chief defender of social security cuts, warning that the Tories have more to come, and this time they're ideological).
Its inhabitants continually speak improbable lines in inconsistent, affected Southern twangs and are named the likes of Flora, Doyle Earl and Daltry Calhoun.
Improbable lines are converted into movement (try dancing to "in a leaked memo from Bradford council…") The effect is unsettling, comic and incongruous.
"Canada's Dynamic Heartland, Ontario" is one improbable cover line in 1963 and "Sweden, Quiet Workshop for the World" another.
When Christine O'Donnell ran an ad last week with the improbable opening line "I'm not a witch," we once again had to marvel at the Delaware primary triumph of a mystery candidate with a falsified résumé, no job, and apparently no campaign operation beyond out-of-state donors and out-of-state fans like Palin "writing" Twitter endorsements.
It also had an improbable story line in that the team that reached the end zone twice was beaten by the team that did not reach it at all.
This is one of the most improbable lyric lines to appear in any pop song.
NEW ORLEANS — The University of Hawaii's star-kissed run to the Sugar Bowl has so many improbable story lines that it practically reads like a movie script.
Kurt Warner's ageless arm and an improbable goal-line stand in the final seconds saved the Arizona Cardinals from an ugly loss on a national stage.
