Sentence examples for line attempting from inspiring English sources
Boston also had a big advantage at the free-throw line, attempting 33 foul shots to the Sixers' 16.
Klinsmann will use his 24th different starting lineup in 24 matches as coach on Friday, and it will feature an inexperienced back line attempting to contain the Costa Rican attackers.
If you were to draw a line attempting to demarcate the territory thickest with Yankee sympathizers from that thickest with Red Sox fans, making ample allowances for infiltration, you would start a little east of New Haven (a Yankees town) and kind of slant north and east toward the Connecticut River.
Both fleets sailed along each other until Linhares, thanks to the superior number of galleys that he had, gained the windward and was able to move towards the French line, attempting to overrun its line to catch it between two fires.
Whether she was jamming chocolate in her mouth to avoid getting busted on the assembly line, attempting to change a flat tire, putting on a show or trying her best to put together a barbecue, she wasn't always right, but she was right where Lucy needed her to be: by her side.
Then last week, Aubrey Huff, the Orioles' first baseman, sprinted some 30 yards down the right-field line, attempted an over-the-shoulder catch of a pop-up, but dropped the ball.
Under Thomas A. Scott, who was simultaneously president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, the line attempted to build to New Mexico and Arizona, where it could obtain a land grant for further expansion, but this plan was eventually abandoned.
In the same line, attempts to extract connectivity in networks of neurons from calcium imaging, see [6], are worth mentioning.
Defender Neil Ashton, standing on the goal line, attempted to keep the ball out but was unsuccessful.
In the 1980s, Conrail, then the owner of the Wallkill Valley line, attempted to sell the former rail corridor.
This somewhat arbitrary dividing line attempts to separate those who grew up actively using the Internet and those who did not.
