Sentence examples for line up under from inspiring English sources
At the tiny vaccination post next to the Government's Central Medical Stores in Freetown, a group of five mothers line up under the blazing sun to vaccinate their newborns, whose cries blend with the dogs barking and the local music shack blaring messages on Ebola.
Ryan introduced himself as "Walt Patulski from The Buffalo News" — a reference to the Bills' No. 1 draft pick in 1972 — and asked if Edelman, a college quarterback, would line up under center for the short-handed Patriots.
But Pennington said he felt enough confidence in his wrist strength to line up under center instead of taking snaps in the shotgun, which would have softened the blow.
As a nation, our expectation should be that these developments would galvanize every single politician to abandon partisanship and line up under the "American Party," addressing this with an urgency that makes it feel like today is already too late.
But it also stations a running back directly behind him, which Kubiak, who likes his quarterback to line up under center, regards as essential for maximizing the effectiveness of play-action.
A long line of mostly young men from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Eritrea line up under the hot mid-morning sun, holding their hands out gently, as if standing for communion, below the thick stone walls of the Castle of the Knights that anchors the island's port.
If nothing else, Zardes has been one of the exemptions to the constant changing line ups under Klinsmann, and the benefits are that the players behind him have a rather better idea of his runs.
Then, with dozens of other Bancocourou children, Sogona lines up under a tree to be weighed, measured for height and have the circumference of her upper arm checked.
They line up quietly under the eye of their teacher – who stops to ask one of them to pick up a grape from the floor.
It could approach PBS line or go away far from the line, remaining in the same side of PBS line (up or under the PBS reference wetting line) or crossing it, depending on surface/protein couples.
Then came the dramas of the Tory leadership succession and a new government line-up under the mutely pro-remain Theresa May.
