Sentence examples for line of so from inspiring English sources

In this classically sentimental expression of family succession -- the punch line of so many New Yorker cartoons -- Mr. Graves spoke earnestly for millions of fathers who, in every age, have groomed sons to follow in their footsteps.

This new policy is only the latest in a line of so far unsuccessful strategies to dissuade Central American families from coming to seek protection in the US.

What I don't admire is his attempt to act like an instant expert on the subject of mental illness, to wade into a field of great complexity only to end up toeing the line of so many reporters who perpetuate clichés on this subject.

Secretive, possibly borderline tech is another line of so-far ungrounded suspicion.

Embraer is also developing a new line of so-called very light jets, the Phenom 100 and the slightly larger Phenom 300, with initial deliveries next year.

Even Dockers, that onetime scourge of Casual Fridays everywhere, is rebranding itself: The company released a line of so-called premium khakis in March with a variety of premium-denim-inspired treatments, like rips, whiskers and vintage washes.

He pointed at a ragged line of so-called en-echelon cracks running through the ground, one of the finest visible traces in the entire Bay Area of the Hayward's slow crawl.

Muhammad picked U.C.L.A. Noel could be the latest in the line of so-called one-and-done players under Coach John Calipari, joining Derrick Rose, Tyreke Evans, John Wall, Davis and numerous others who have thrived under Calipari for one season and gone off to N.B.A. riches.

The first product in the designer Philippe Starck's line of so-called Democratic Ecology products, coming this year to Europe and next year to the United States, is a rooftop wind turbine, priced at $780 to $1,250, which he says will be able to produce up to 80percentt of a home's energy.

Viva Forever! is the latest in a line of so-called "jukebox" musicals that use popular songs to score what is often a fresh storyline.

Bale, who was also given a tour of the club's trophy room, is the latest in a long line of so-called "galacticos" to have played for Real, including former France captain Zinedine Zidane, ex-Brazil striker Ronaldo and David Beckham.