Sentence examples for lines but are from inspiring English sources

Under current regulations, developers pay a portion of the costs for additions made to the lines, but are later reimbursed.

D.S.L. lines work over ordinary telephone lines but are many times as fast as standard dial-up connections in carrying data.

For Republicans, that means white evangelical Protestants, who as recently as 1988 divided fairly evenly along partisan lines, but are now nearly 2-to-1 Republican.

Qwest Communications International and AT&T are also replacing some copper lines but are leaving a portion so that copper lines can be used along with new fiber lines.

They resemble B lines but are shorter, broader, and not as clearly defined.

Russell himself gives an example: two clouds of incandescent gas of a given element both emit the same spectral lines, but are not causally connected.

BnaABF2 were stably expressed in transgenic lines but were not expressed in WT plants (Fig. 4a).

It cannot be delineated along geographic lines, but is drawn on ideological ones.

Actin expression also varied between cell lines, but was consistent between experiments.

He said: 'I know this sounds like a line, but are you an actress?

Foreign companies will continue to wait on the side-lines, but are unlikely to make a move before a political shift provides some hope that pro-business reforms will be made and maintained by a new administration.