Sentence examples similar to line up could be from inspiring English sources
Former Wales striker Iwan Roberts says knowing a rival team's line-up could be a boon or a curse.
Having Stenbeck in the line-up could be a nod to that part of its investor base.
Nottinghamshire captain Chris Read believes his side's "fantastic" batting line-up could be key to winning a first one-day knockout trophy in 24 years.
Having a tour guide, or two, lined up could be the most efficient way to get in all the must-sees, and then some.
Others, such as Laura Corrado, deputy head of the commission's data protection unit, stuck cautiously to the official EU line that sovereignty flare-ups could be minimised by "achieving consensus between member states and the EU at the policy-making stage".
His "I can train you" line just before the earth opens up could be telling.
And without a chief executive lined up, "this could be a recipe for disaster".
"It's not like you've got the 'Harry Potter' or 'Star Wars' fans already lining up". "Hancock" could be hurt by two factors: weak reviews and formidable competition.
With less than two weeks before jury selection, prosecutors and defense lawyers are working hard to line up witnesses who could be helpful.
That puts a lot of pressure on Apple to perform come fall, but with a newly redesigned mobile OS and a potentially dramatic change to the iPhone product line, Cupertino could be up to the challenge.
If back-up credit lines could be priced to reflect the riskiness of loans and the cost to banks' balance sheets, then banks might yet make money out of them.
