Sentence examples for indeed line from inspiring English sources
Since Buick was aboard Golden Horn in the Dante, Doyle appears to be the obvious candidate if Jack Hobbs does indeed line up for the Epsom Classic next month.
Put a poker champion at a table with a deck of cards, though, and the punters will indeed line up to challenge him.Poker, unlike, say, chess, is a game of incomplete information: a player must decide what to do without being fully aware of his opponent's assets.
Indeed, Line said that its users send an average of 389 million stickers — paid and free — each day, that's around nine percent of the total number of messages sent on the service daily.
Indeed, Line said it has aspirations of replacing some enterprise calling systems when it launched a standalone group calling app last year, and now it has integrated that feature into its core app.
Indeed, line 8 mice showed more locomotion and visit frequency towards the middle ring (Fig. 3) than controls.
In addition, Stuart takes very different kinds of turns to those seen in Extract 2. He deploys stereotyped phrases such as "yes indeed" (line 06), "d'you know what I'm saying" (line 08), "I don't know" (line 17) and "I know" (line 19) to great conversational effect, allowing him to collaborate with Pamela to create a humorous story about his day out.
Every single room of the house, except the bathroom and kitchen, was, indeed, lined floor to ceiling with books.
(A glass jar labeled "hummus" and indeed lined with desiccated chickpea mush was nestled among used pieces of crockery).
So we were kind of confused -- and then on Saturday morning, I received an email from one of my board members that a newspaper was reporting that the governor had indeed line-item vetoed us.
Indeed, lines derived from the same original regenerated plant show very similar methylation profiles.
Indeed, lines in which multiple WRKY genes were knocked out, are often produced to test whether a small group of phylogenetically-related genes are redundantly involved in a certain function.
