Sentence examples for line of activities from inspiring English sources

Home was quite a place when people stayed there but Home Economics is just another in the long line of activities which take ladies away.

Lawyers for the Jewish community have used Mesbahi's testimony, along with information gathered in Argentina and abroad, to construct a time line of activities leading up to the bombing.

What if, on the margins between one great kid and another at admissions time, that dream college goes with the one who eked out the extra fraction of a point or had one more line of activities on the list, and what if that matters?

As I alluded to above, investors have traditionally wanted some degree of certainty with regard to what type of business they were investing in, and in the past such protection was often provided by documents such as the Memorandum of Association which set out the line of activities a company could undertake.

Have a song list prepared, along with a time line of activities so that things aren't simply happening randomly.

We want to hear from others in the same line of activity.

The phantom was positioned on the scanner's table-top and centered in the FOV, which resulted in a line of activity 45 mm below the transverse center.

Adopting this approach, I argue that solar scientists pursue mainly two lines of activities: improving efficiency (translations to fit and conform) and challenging negative hegemonic representations of solar energy (translations to stretch and transform).

A number of VBEs have been formed world-wide during the last decade, mostly among organizations located in a common region, with common business culture, and primarily focus on specific lines of activities.

"At the moment I would be inclined to break them up along those lines of activities, and then let the market define what the right size is, and it will be, I suspect, smaller, much smaller, given our recent experience," he said.

But these two lines of activities have not been consolidated either into guidance on information gaps/methodologies for data collection, or into concrete guidance on psychosocial programmes or programming vis-à-vis child soldiers.