Sentence examples similar to line up question from inspiring English sources

12.32pm: Another England line-up question from captaincareless: "Quite excited by the prospect of Rooney playing off Welbeck with wing-forwards either side (any combination of Young/Walcott/Oxlaide-Chamberlain Young/Walcott/Oxlaide-Chamberlainnd Parker; they've played almost two full matches each and will buttiring.

Tony Pulis, who retained six of his first-choice line-up, questioned the view that the referee Rob Styles had of the incident although he acknowledged it appeared as though the ball had connected with his captain's hand.

Once lined up question by question, the pattern was obvious and corresponded on some tests to the last column of answers, which had been systematically changed.

Given how important keynotes are for Apple, and that updated MacBooks and MacBook Pros all but complete Apple's 2008 holiday product line up, the question now turns to this: What will Steve Jobs talk about during his keynote at MacWorld 2009?

They're starting things off with 2010 Grammy winner David Guetta – his page will launch later on Monday but users are already lining up the questions.

That's an argument with strong political overtones, and the composition of the members the Federal Reserve boards is surely an important determining factor in how they see their mission and where they line up on questions like these.

It's hard to get the answers to those questions to line up.

If you have a question, go ahead and line up.

The first question was where Di María would line up.

Still, the question remains whether or not the finances can line up.

Line up.