Sentence examples for lines appears to from inspiring English sources

Her new white knight, reading between the lines, appears to be Senator John McCain, the Republican presidential hopeful.

The bill, which passed the subcommittee mainly along party lines, appears to be in direct response to Mr. Spitzer's aggressive Wall Street inquiry.

A switch from friction to electrical braking in 1971 may have helped cut levels of steel dust in stations, and the relatively shallow depth of New York's subway lines appears to translate into higher ventilation rates.

In the ephemeral stream systems in the Betic range, the spatial pattern of the vegetation cover within the catchment in relation to the concentrated flow lines appears to be crucial.

Well, something along those lines appears to have occurred in the sale of a Harlem town house in March, which set a record for a residence in Upper Manhattan.

What they ended up with appears to be a classic Washington compromise: a report that sets no explicit timetable but, between the lines, appears to have one built in.

The lines appear to swivel, shiver, twist, float, disappear and then jauntily return.

The absorption lines appear to be blue-shifted, which may be attributed to a still expanding atmosphere.

New steamship lines appeared to bring the workers over, first by the thousands, then by the tens of thousands.

But the lines appear to be changing, in part because Ms. Slaughter has more support among Assembly Democrats.

The Morris-Essex, Montclair-Boonton, Northeast Corridor and North Jersey Coast lines appear to be the most affected, New Jersey Transit said yesterday.