Sentence examples for line life from inspiring English sources
Bottom line: life indeed worth living.
The ad uses the tag line "life wide open".
Ms. Bunim herself devised the show's tag line: "Life has never been this real".
HARD LINE: Life and Death on the U.S.-Mexico Border, by Ken Ellingwood.
If not for the bomb assembly line, life aboard a nuclear aircraft carrier would seem relatively normal.
The last line, "Life is not a race but a journey to be savored each step of the way".
He is also a line of demarcation: life before Sept. 11, life after Sept. 11.
Cunningfox, a frequent and valued contributor to the below-the-line life of our reviews, quibbled, but only about the decline, brusquely summing up the matter: Front arena: quiet, attentive and extremely knowledgeable.
It said: A return to top-line life growth and a relentless drive to improve efficiency by an impressive management team lead us to increase our target price and upgrade to sector perform.
But islanders say no previous crisis drove off tourists the way the Cheonan sinking did. Lee Joon-hee, 71, a rice farmer, said most islanders were so accustomed to the front-line life they were barely conscious of the potential danger of living on an island surrounded by waters claimed by North Korea.
Akka, a regular and knowledgeable contributor to the below-the-line life of the Guardian's classical reviews, also turned up on Andrew Clements' review of Donald Runnicles's (mis)handling of Strauss's Four Last Songs, which the reviewer thought "distinctly unradiant" (and Akka "a car crash").
