Sentence examples for in whose line from inspiring English sources

The vivacious, veiled young cashier in whose line I was standing had a busy week coming up: a trip to the mall with her mother and little brother one day, a party another.

The countship of Vendôme was raised to the rank of a duchy and peerage of France for Charles de Bourbon (1515); his son Anthony, king of Navarre, was the father of Henry IV, who gave the duchy of Vendôme in 1598 to his natural son César (1594 1665), in whose line the dukedom continued for more than a century.

To summarize: for Jesus, as for the Jewish prophets in whose line he came, social injustice consists of misuses of power to create distortions of human community in which greed, domination, violence, and exclusion come to dominate human life.

"The thing about half of the game shows on British TV is that they're not really game shows at all - they're entertainment dressed up as a game, which is really what parlour games are," explains Dan Patterson, managing director of Angst Productions and the co-creator of Whose Line Is It Anyway and Mock The Week. "In Whose Line, the winner got to read out the credits.

Southwest's ticketing kiosks were out of service, forcing airline personnel to direct the technology-savvy fliers who wanted to use them to an express check-in lane whose line stretched back to the door.

In doing so, McKay, whose line was on the ice for four of Toronto's goals, tied the series at 1-1.

Denis Podalydès is one of France's biggest theatre stars, a leftwinger whose line in Shakespearean figures like Richard II has set him up well for playing right-winger Sarkozy's 2007 rise to power.

Rep. 958, a tax imposed by Pennsylvania upon a railroad company incorporated in another state, and whose line extended from Philadelphia into other states, for the privilege of keeping an office in Pennsylvania, to be used by its officers, stockholders, agents, and employes, was a tax upon commerce among the states, and therefore void.

Moodysson instead has a fondness for episodic scenes that descend into the sprightlier type of anarchy, a goal in which he is added and abetted by his young actors, particularly Grosin, a cheeky terror whose line in BS is matched only by grin with which she delivers it, as if she has long ago given up on the hope of being believed.

At no extra charge came the services of youthful manager Sanjay Stephen, whose line in suave attentiveness - 'may I book you a massage?'diddid you know there is an organic, locally-made insect repellent that smells exactly like jasmine?', 'I took the liberty of arranging your cab for the airport tomorrow' - that suggests a future at the New York Plaza.

Folded and laid in was the poster/poem/manifesto Moulin, (first published in Creación) whose lines form the image of a windmill, designed by Robert Delaunay.