Sentence examples for line's end from inspiring English sources

Janine, come to". The struggle to see life clearly, to isolate telling moments, gets stranger still when remembering anything has become a chore, when it's work to retrieve the same idea (like the word at the line's end) again and again.

A quiet night's rest enabled the wrangler to lope along at the line's end on the next day's trip.

That has to be right, yes?" Baker's impromptu performance is by way of explanation of metrical theories advanced in his new novel, The Anthologist, by its poet protagonist Paul Chowder, for whom the iambic pentameter, the bedrock beat of English verse, is composed not of five stresses, but rather two sets of three, with the sixth coming from a natural pause at the line's end: "Rest".

"We caught a ten-footer yesterday," Dave told me as his son blindly searched for the line's end.

"We caught a 10-footer yesterday," Dave told me as his son blindly searched for the line's end.

The Germans struck NW of the Line's end, through the Belgian/French Ardennes Forest, a route anticipated by the French Army which held war games there in 1939.

From the flight deck we see the Suffolk coast directly ahead of us, a clean line of land's end that moves steadily down the aquarium-thick panes of the windshield as we climb and accelerate.

As Mümtaz looked at this shop, involuntarily, he recalled Mallarmé's line: "It's ended up here through some nameless catastrophe".

Near the line's southern end, it would tie into multiple wind farms in a region that the Obama administration has identified as prime territory for offshore wind.

The undeveloped section, sealed off behind a fence, will be fully opened to the public late next year, left in its near-wild state with only a walkway to allow visitors to walk along its length to the line's northern end.

In 2002, a new carbarn was built on Industry Street, at the line's west end, where the trolley car is stored and maintained.