Sentence examples for line of terms from inspiring English sources

"Recession chic" is yet another in a long line of terms created by fashion writers who have an affinity for the suffix "chic": hippie chic, Seventies chic, tribal chic, military chic, geek chic, Camilla chic, rehab chic, eco chic.

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But Ms. Bryant is well aware of the best line of long-term defense: publicity.

As much as any string of decisions, this has been a central story line of the term.

On the other hand, there was surely an intended sting in the best line of the term so far, from the generally dour Justice Alito.

Secondly he presents a related line of reasoning sometimes termed The Rate of Passage Argument: If anything moves, it must move with some determinate velocity.

Both women and men are severely punished for stepping out of line in terms of what is seen as appropriate male and female behaviour.

"It's hard to draw an exact sort of line in terms of, 'Is this going to change the bottom line?' It's more that we are going to keep investing in this business".

The process "makes the dealers whole and puts them at the head of the line in terms of getting paid" during reorganization, said Rachel Rosenblatt of FTI Consulting, a Suzuki representative.

We're nowhere near the end of the line in terms of information technology improving companies' and individual workers' productivity".

"The giveaway is bad news, as it means the software they paid for has almost [certainly] reached the end of the line in terms of updates," wrote PC World.