Sentence examples for line could ever from inspiring English sources

Our first amendment protects this right better than Kaepernick's offensive line could ever do.

The management of London Transport believed it very unlikely that the line could ever be made viable, and Westcott station was closed, along with the rest of the line, from 30 November 1935.

It seems barely comprehensible that this line of argument could ever have achieved such success, given that so much contrary evidence confronts you wherever you look.

"The thought that these two lines could ever be closed at the same time," she said, shaking her head.

What other line of work could ever provide him with even a fraction of that same satisfaction?

His storytelling never seems the least bit mechanical: no assembly line, then or now, could ever turn out a narrative as joyful, as eccentric, as maddeningly human as "The Three Musketeers".

Inside, things are more contemporary -sleek Bang & Olufsen TVs and more internet-ready phone lines than one couple could ever need.

The growers produced these apples like widgets coming off a factory line -- far more than they could ever sell.

Combined with a DeeBee drop into a vegetable garden, things get pretty heated, leading to Marcus uttering a line that surely no Gears fan could ever have foreseen: "Shit, they're going to mess up my fucking tomatoes".

You cross the line, touch the wall or stick the landing to the best standard you could ever imagine.

Especially in a group or something because the worst thing that could ever happen is 'oh (name) could you just read that line for me?' Boof, your whole world just sinks, you know what I mean.