Sentence examples for lines coming from inspiring English sources

The lines coming into the existing Penn Station pass directly beneath the Post Office building.

"You get the straight lines coming down and the spiral light around the wall.

There are always "wavy-stinky lines" coming from his body in the comics, she explains nervously.

Taliban troops in the north also threaten Nato supply lines coming south from Central Asia.

Mr. Rambo's writing is breezy and fluid, although you can often hear the punch lines coming a few beats off.

Louder still were hard lines coming from the republicans likely to rule France next, under Juppé or Nicolas Sarkozy.

"It has straight lines coming down, things that could be puddles or mass confusion or a nervous breakdown," she said.

Mostly abstract sculptural pieces sit in public spots all across the city, their jumpy lines coming together and diverging.

Happily, the director Jack O'Brien is sufficiently practiced to keep even the more sanitary punch lines coming quick and fast.

Scripts run a dialogue-dense 20 to 25 pages, with the majority of the lines coming from the patient (it is therapy, after all).

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.