You can walk that same line in a job interview.
In his tribute, Jimmy Fallon used that same line, and brought me to tears.
And the other issue that is amazing to me is that, in the same line as this woman who is getting the appointment, they keep a tally of everyone's attendance at the Council.
In the same line, participants that answered that their hearing was fair or poor (using hearing aid as usual) are classified as having a hearing impairment.
Unaware of Christian Doppler's publication (1842), Fizeau in 1848 gave an explanation of the shift in wavelength in light coming from a star and showed how it could be used to measure the relative velocities of stars that lie in the same line of sight.
Among the pairings, two scatterers that lie in the same line with the MS are chosen.
You can't run a vehicle this large in the same line that a BMW 7-Series can cut through a corner (at least not at the same pace), but neither is the Range Rover a plush American ute that will plow madly toward the nearest curb.
He is also said both to have classified grammatical genders (Aristotle Rhetoric 1407b6 7) and to have suggested that gender should be modified to fit the sense, so that 'wrath' (mēnis) in the same line of Homer, which is a grammatical feminine, should be masculine, since wrath is characteristic of males rather than females (Aristotle Sophistici Elenchi 173b19 20).
Yet when asked how, exactly, he had a skill that others, also in the same line of ordinariness, lacked, he was vague.
Michele Peters, who runs the real estate company, said the apartment, which is on a high floor, had good views and was configured with one less bedroom than others in the same line, so that it felt more spacious.
From the SEM and FT-IR results, we obtained that the nanocomposite is synthesized and that the information are in the same line with each other.
