Sentence examples for line above which from inspiring English sources

Equally concerning is the line above which is transferring the responsibility to visa sponsors (ie universities) for those who overstay.

The main features of the court are, on the front wall, a service line above which a ball must bounce on a serve.

Late last month, the federal government held steady at $417,000 the so-called conforming loan limit -- the line above which mortgages become jumbo loans, and typically carry higher rates.

And even loans of up to $729,000 — the line above which mortgages become so-called jumbo loans — aren't sufficient in a village where starting prices approach $1 million, he said.

She points out that in rough terms we already know how to identify the social justice line below which no one should fall, and the destruction line above which human impacts should not rise.

"While there is no line above which a student is automatically admitted, that doesn't mean that a noncompetitive score is O.K.," said Katharine Harrington, vice president for admissions and planning at the University of Southern California.

Within this segment there is also, however, an example of a type of manifest intertextuality (item (4) Fig. 2), with the citing of a famous movie line (boldened above), which acts to underscore the overall negative assessment of the other players (A and B) in this interaction.

We used DNA fingerprint analysis short tandem repeat (STR) profiling to authenticate the six ACC cell lines cited above, which include ACC2, ACC3 and ACCM.

This is followed by the slotted line itself (5) above which is the probe mounted on a movable carriage.

Built around a replica of Hirst's 1992 installation, Pharmacy, the eatery gathers a cornucopia of Hirst's creative exploration of medical culture, from glass windows decorated with DNA strands, to classic works like Butterfly Kaleidoscope and Medicine Cabinets, and pill prints lining the bar, above which a neon sign proclaims, "Prescriptions". .

A snowline, or equilibrium line, is a level above which a glacier is gaining ice and below which it is losing ice.