Sentence examples similar to line up, note from inspiring English sources

Before we consider the line-up, note first the lack of transparency.

"Line up! Line up for murder!

You'd have terrorists in the public gallery lining up making notes" – Ken Clarke, when justice secretary.

Romm's 2010 book, Straight Up notes: "the bottom line is that the economic cost of action is low, whereas the cost of inaction is incalculably greater".

It all ends thus: U2's Love Is Blindness (the Jack White version, obviously) plays as Tommy lines up headed note paper in a typewriter.

But he also ran fast, guitarlike lines up the neck, in which each note had a pulse and definition.

"Got him lined up.

All lined up.

The prints lined up.

The cornerback lined up.

Get lined up.