Sentence examples for line that comes from inspiring English sources

When American fashionistas think of affordable clothing from Spain, Zara is the line that comes to mind.

There are a lot of experimental models used in the lab, and Dr. Riley mentions a specific tissue culture cell line that comes from mouse nerve cells.

The last screen shows children running to hug Barney, and the line that comes on the screen says: "This is a beloved friend".

Sticking up for the 15th century was David H of Stony Brook, N.Y., who said he could happily "loop the highest line that comes in" about 30 seconds into the austerely beautiful Kyrie section of Ockeghem's "Missa Prolationum".

Then at many airports, if you pay extra there's a "Clear" line, a "priority" line for pilots and first-class passengers, and even a super-fast celebrity line that comes with organic seaweed snacks (really).

I had to give up all the things that I thought were my strengths — the vibrant color, the brutal clarity of line that comes from digital animations, the sort of depth I got by almost putting the foreground and the background together.

He very early adopted a long, unscanned, usually unrhymed line that came to be known as the verset claudélien, which is his unique contribution to French prosody.

But the Giants' offense came alive in the second half with a much-improved, more-inspired effort, thanks in part to a line that came together when it counted.

"The question of whether we're alone in the universe has been answered" – that was a line that came from me.

I remembered this instantly for the line that came after it, the kicker that made me close the book on my thumbs and gather myself: The child is five years old.

Salian Dynasty, royal and imperial line that came to power with the election of a Salian Frank, Conrad of Swabia, as German king, after the Saxon dynasty of German kings and Holy Roman emperors died out in 1024.