Sentence examples for in lines that from inspiring English sources

Some waited for hours in lines that were miles long.

Loewe makes the verses surge and swirl, casting spells even in lines that read like throwaways.

To be sure, this can sometimes result in lines that don't do much ("Cloud touches / mountain so lightly, / folded into the folds, / on its slow way").

Kenya's 14 million voters — who turned out in record numbers on Thursday, with many people waiting hours in lines that were miles long — seemed ready for change.

Passengers in the dark, corral-like waiting area languish in lines that spread into crowds, with no barriers to keep them single file.

The poem is divided into three sections, and in the third, Auden pays ringing tribute to Yeats in lines that have an unmistakably Yeatsian flavour.

The piece "True Love", after opening with an intimate celebration of sexuality, culminates in lines that are beautifully poised, deeply concerned with evoking what a secular notion of insight might mean.

"How differently might the whole course of European history have unfolded," he wrote, in lines that might have accompanied the film credits to Anonymous, "if the policy of 'Shakespeare' had prevailed instead of that of the politicians of the time".

One of them, I remember, was called "Answers to Last Week's Word Finder" — you know, one of those grids of jumbled letters of the alphabet — and I had drawn in lines that went around found words.

Framing devices, visible in the monochromes, persist: thin penciled-in lines that make the images look unfinished, as if they were film prints yet to be cropped.

Over the Thanksgiving holidays at Los Angeles, passengers waited almost two hours in check-in lines that snaked out the door, along the curb and back toward the packing lots.