Sentence examples for line exchange from inspiring English sources

"Bottom line – exchange dark orders are a totally different animal from non-exchange dark pools," he wrote.

When word got out, satellite trucks and reporters converged on New Paltz to watch Billiam van Roestenberg and Jeffrey McGowan, the first couple in line, exchange vows.

Demetri's argument for becoming the father of Janis' baby can be summed up in the three line exchange: "Desperate times... .. "But I'm gay!" "I will make you gayer!" Which is somewhat disappointing news for anyone wondering about Demetri's prowess as a lover.

The talks would focus on withdrawal of heavy weapons from the front line, exchange of prisoners and ending Ukraine's economic blockade of rebel-held areas, he added.

You say goodbye to the new friends you have bonded with in line, exchange email addresses and promise to get together for lunch.

In an on line exchange, Salesh Khatri of Gainesville, Florida posted a comment to Hassan Raza's blog on Huffington Post which read: "That's because its 80% Hindus, my fundu friend.

On this night, the dinner was a more standard buffet, and the guests, while waiting in line, exchanged black-car-centric anecdotes ("Remember, the person who turned in Phil Spector was his chauffeur").

Posada waved for his son to continue and the boy trotted to the third-base line, exchanging low-fives with American League Manager Mike Scioscia, Ichiro Suzuki and the rest of the lineup.

But the French big-spenders were hit with a sucker-punch as Blues launched a skilful counter from a scrum in their own 22. Scrum-half Lloyd Williams gave the ball width and Halfpenny hit the line, exchanging passes with wing Tom James before outpacing David Smith to the line.

The ship of the line exchanged signals with the frigates as Centurion began to fire, and as the signals were different from those used by the Royal Navy, Phillips was certain he was facing an overwhelming enemy squadron.

At 23:50, Keats laid his ship close alongside the new French ship, beginning a close and heated action as the ships of the line exchanged broadsides with one another in pitch darkness and with an increasing wind.