Sentence examples for lines came up from inspiring English sources

Obviously, the question of the red lines came up, because unless the red lines change it's very difficult to make progress.

Some lines came up in rehearsals and got put into the script; others were suggested by the actors on the day.

The Rev. Joan Polidore, director of the camp and a fishing novice, circled the deck, delighted when one of her charges reeled in a catch; urging patience when the lines came up empty.

(Museum exhibitions often cited as examples of crossing those lines came up again during the course, like the Brooklyn Museum's "Star Wars" memorabilia show in 2002 and a display from Ralph Lauren's car collection at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, in 2005).

It was only weeks later when the topic of blackout lines came up again, this time in the context of someone else's work — literary fiction in which all the characters remained fully conscious — that I figured out that a "blackout line" is the last line of a chapter, not the last line someone says before he blacks out.

And, of course, all of our index lines came up winners and we can play them again today, following the same rules and, at the moment, the Russell is lagging the rest, just under 1,095 (our entry was 1,090 and you can see our buys triggering yesterday afternoon on the chart) and we do expect a bullish move into the Fed Minutes at 2pm.

Sometimes, in history, blood lines come up trumps.

In rehearsal, try muttering to yourself before your lines come up, so as to build up your energy levels before it's time to speak.

Eight drillers have already gone bankrupt and it can be expected many more will not survive the review by banks of credit lines coming up in October.

Think about what you can do or say when one of these lines comes up.

He's right — they percolate for a long time, he gets the phrasing into his brain, lives with it, and then lines come up.