Sentence examples for in line with the event from inspiring English sources

The German Grand Prix returned to Hockenheim after the 2011 German Grand Prix was held at the Nürburgring, in line with the event's policy of alternating between venues.

"We were in the elevator on the way down, and she looks at me and says, 'Neal, I want to change my hair, will you change my hair?'" Neal Farinah told Us Weekly, revealing that the diva's original hairstyle had been an Asian-inspired chignon, presumably in line with the event's "China Through the Looking Glass" theme.

This change would also bring baseball in line with the events it is trying to imitate.

"This is in line with the foam event being caused by the breakdown of organic matter as a result of the turbulence caused by the high winds on Monday and Tuesday".

As development progresses, maternal transcripts gradually mix with zygotic transcripts and many are degraded, in line with the first events of embryogenesis.

As seen in prior paintings and in line with the memory of the event, a black pig lays nearly in the center of the composition, recently sacrificed and blood pouring from its neck.

The high-speed approach embraced this time has given the Cup a more adventurous edge, clearly more in line with the extreme sailing events that the French relish.

In line with the overweighting of events with small probabilities (i.e. fiscal audits), we find that planning induces the majority of people not only to adopt a mechanism of commitment to tax compliance, but also to actually comply.

Will the U.S.T.A. budge on its TV-friendly schedule of play to better accommodate players' concerns and inclement weather at the U.S. Open?–Otto Biggs, New York I think the U.S.T.A. will eventually create a day off for the men between the semifinals and final, which would bring the U.S. Open in line with the other Grand Slam events and defuse at least some of the tension with the men's stars.

In line with the depiction of events in real time, 24 does not use slow motion techniques.

In line with the hypotheses, rumination about the event resulted in the maintenance of negative mood and intrusive memories immediately after the manipulation whereas distraction resulted in symptom reduction.