Sentence examples for line which may from inspiring English sources

Louisiana-Lafayette made just 11 of 21 from the foul line, which may have cost it a major upset.

Even when the competitors could spy the finish line — which may have seemed like an oasis ahead — they were not spared.

O'Brien even gave Gleneagles another crack of the whip a stride from the line, which may well have convinced any waverers in the stewards' room that Gleneagles had to go.

That line, which may have been written for him by the comic genius S.J. Perelman, brings us to a shaggy-book story: our annual review of timely tomes about the language.

The Raven Boys follows Blue as she is drawn to Gansey and his friends Adam, Noah and Ronan as they search for the ley line, which may be tied to the Corpse Road..

Jonathan Wadsworth, one of the co-authors of the report, said: "The bottom line, which may surprise many people, is that EU immigration has not harmed the pay, jobs or public services enjoyed by Britons.

But Obama only quoted some of the lines, which may have marred its impact for many in Iran, but not its political significance.

However, it's all centred around Goodwin's trademark, doleful, world-weary baritone and twanging melodic bass lines, which may pacify fans wondering whether Doves will ever fly again.

He began 0-4 athehelmelm, shifted some lines (which may only be rearranging deck chairs), and benched key players like P.K. Subban while threatening to do the same to others.

Because bus routes are so flexible, builders do not have the same incentive to locate developments near bus lines, which may be rerouted on short notice, as they do to locate near rail lines.

Evaluating the impacts of large infra-structure projects on biodiversity is challenging, especially for linear projects such as power lines, which may extend over large geographical areas.