Sentence examples for later lines from inspiring English sources

Later lines cast the novelist as "a burnt-out comic" and "a rodent in old age".

Three minutes later Lines was at it again but the promising young forward Ellis Harrison could only head off target.

He is better when he follows his clouds' example and, if you like, Blake's later lines: "For the gentle wind does move/Silently, invisibly".

The poem was employed as a slogan by John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign, although Kerry used only the title, eliminating later lines about racial injustice and disappointment.

This article provides a systematic overview of the available phase III trial data, discusses biomarkers predictive of response to treatment, addresses safety concerns associated with specific agents, and provides practical, evidence-based recommendations for the later lines of treatment for patients with unresectable aCRC.

The opening of Psalm 137 -- "By the waters of Babylon we sat down and wept... .. -- could be bluesy, but what do you do with later lines like, "Happy shall be he that takes and dashes the little ones against the rocks?" Verses like that embarrass us.

The wounded civilians were later lined up against the wall of a garage and shot.

Even when Mr. Bullard later lined up prominent development partners, he said his projects never received a go-ahead from the city.

In August, males return to the breeding grounds to excavate bowl-shaped nests into the ground, which are later lined with grasses and twigs.

The founder of the later line, Nagabhata I (8th century), appears to have ruled in Malwa, and his grandnephew Vatsaraja is attested as king of Ujjain in 783.

He later lined up more than $500,000 in investment for Colors, an unusual cooperatively owned restaurant in Greenwich Village founded by former Windows on the World workers.