Sentence examples for lines coming in from inspiring English sources

Some lines coming in now from Egyptian Prime Minister Sharif Ismail, who says the chances of finding survivors are "slim".

"With clothing and footwear, we always see prices go up in August, with the start of the autumn lines coming in," says Richard Campbell, from the ONS.

And in digital television, Britain, with digital satellite and terrestrial platforms up and running, and digital cable and video-on-demand services over telephone lines coming in now, is the furthest ahead in Europe.

Fuck the therapeutic process: I can already see frown lines coming in from all that anguish.

There were no long lines coming in or to get drinks, prices were alright (considering that a bottle of water usually costs about seven bucks on these kinds of festivals), the stages were evenly distributed, and the levels were just right.

Leave about a centimetre down from the shoulders (enough room for the arms to start nicely at least) and draw two slightly curved lines coming in.

And in order to add to the interest, he decided on a form in which there were three three-letter words per line, and the lines came in groups of three.

It's like… it's there in the yard and the lines come in, you have to have extension cables.

Meanwhile, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State David Farrell said the SOS office reimbursed counties for the paper ballots, and that "two lines come in handy" if the e-voting machines fail.

The lines come in fragments and in constantly changing meters.

Home-equity lines come in a number of varieties.