Sentence examples for it's lining from inspiring English sources

Getting big enough to see a path to monetizing without losing the inherent selectiveness of its brand promise looks like it's lining up to be Dice's post-Series A challenge.

Both handsets also support Samsung Pay — the company's forthcoming NFC and magnetic secure transmission mobile payment tech which it's lining up as an Apple Pay rival.

The music industry certainly hopes so - and it's lining up releases from several artists who've broken the 1m barrier before, from Ed Sheeran to Adele.

Which means it's setting itself up to fail, because it's lining up against an army of global developers with no shortage of ideas.

The company has also shown a prototype eight-inch tablet device, which will be called the Blackphone+, which it's lining up for a fall release.

In the U.K. it's on offer SIM-free from £150 (approximately $235) — which means it's lining up against a swathe of mid-range to budget Androids, while avoiding scraping along the very bottom of the budget barrel.

But it turns out it's lined with cement".

It's lined with kids on laddered seats.

It's lined in a pleasing polka-dot satin.

Make sure it's lined up the right way.

Now it is lining up yet another sports star.