Sentence examples for line was put from inspiring English sources

That advice applies even if that line was put there by your agent or lawyer.

A dedicated telephone line was put into his office for calls to and from his contact.

But, as I noted in June, when the same line was put forward by Joe Hockey, it's rather meaningless.

The company was organized under the laws of California in 1909 and its pipe line was put in operation in 1910.

By the time the train line was put to bed in the 1980s, gone was heavy industry and in its place were cultural institutions including the ABC studios, the Powerhouse museum and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS).

Ms. Magnusen said the group had helped nearly 200 women since the telephone line was put into service and in recent weeks, as the issue has been gaining prominence, the group has taken on 225 new cases.

Downing Street claimed that in talks last Tuesday Mr Miliband said his "bottom line" was putting a resolution to the UN Security Council – but by Wednesday he was insisting that there needed to be a second vote after weapons inspectors had reported.

As always, this line is put on in a figure-8 pattern to prevent twisting.

The new timetable has led to fears from MPs that the delays will result in long-term investment decisions on the West Coast line being put off.

Mr. Kessel said TransEnergie should have listened to the authority's urging that the line be put in operation immediately to help Long Island meet energy demand during August.

It is one thing that political enemies ranging from Dan Hannan to Nick Cohen take such delight in putting the boot in, another that so many journalists readily ate up the line being put out by the usual anonymous sources that he was Ming's executioner, something that Ming himself was quick to deny.