Sentence examples for in line for something from inspiring English sources

"Maybe he'll put you in line for something," Bill said.

That puts Rodgers in line for something like $125 million in guarantees.

All the elements were in line for something special, if not necessarily earthshaking.

Later, he was in line for something and almost pulled out Clash Royale, just to get one match in really quickly.

Our examples: the Starbucks Effect, which involves waiting in line for something you are not sure you want, and The Retweet Effect, which involves passing on information that doesn't really matter to you.

Jacqueline Gold, the sex-toy magnate behind such products as the Ann Summers Anal Training Kit, got a CBE, so even George Osborne's humble pencils must surely be in line for something.

Try learning the periodic table when not much else can be done, e.g. traveling by public transport or just waiting in the line for something.

As their kids waited in line for hot chocolate, something caught Doug's eye.

"The fact the Abcde was able to wait in line for 30 minutes was something that was to be highly celebrated," family friend and service animal advocate Julie Miller told Los Angeles' ABC7.

It can be fun to use your accent while talking to a friend in line for a restaurant or something.

"He is supporting a move that puts workers assets – including their homes – on the line, for something that happened in 2008," said the national construction secretary, Dave Noonan.