Sentence examples for line community from inspiring English sources

My friend, who strives to wear only organic fabrics, was steered toward another in-house line, Community.

The board recently allocated $3.5 million for an effort that will include a hot line, community outreach, publicity, court staff and the mediators when certain criteria are triggered.

There are different communities for different parts of the site – for instance, the commenters you find on a Polly Toynbee article will tend to be quite different to those on one by Mike Selvey (and a doff of the hat here to the below the line community on the cricket section, an ever-engaging and amusing bunch who've been on excellent form this summer. And that includes our Australian cousins!).

Jamaica Bay is now singled out in the UCS report, along with Miami, Florida, southern New Jersey and the Washington, DC area, among others, as a "front line" community that is especially vulnerable to more frequent tidal flooding.

His campaign developed unique methods for utilizing the progressive on line community and was the first to hold a "blograiser," a combined real time and virtual fund raising event.

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By "people", I don't mean environmentalists as the media usually imagine them: I mean indigenous people, and people from front line communities, farmers and ranchers, scientists and lots of rabbis and ministers and imams.

This was consistent with the results of the study by Althoff et al. (2014) on altruistic requests in on line communities, which showed that gratitude positively correlated to success, i.e. to an increased probability of receiving help.

And all the way down the line, communities profit, breaking the will to put a halt to what everyone seems to know is going on.

Referencing her economic peers in the Houston area, she remarked, "It's shameful that they are turning a blind eye to fence line communities".

John Green, an author of young-adult novels, and his brother Hank have developed a thriving online and off-line community of "nerdfighters," girls as well as boys, who like to say that they fight for good with their brains and hearts, calculators and trombones.