Sentence examples for lines dates from inspiring English sources
I read with dismay that New York Waterway can no longer afford to operate three of its ferry lines ("Dates Set to End Three Ferry Routes, Metro Briefingg, Dec. 1).
Takahashi's interest in intersecting lines dates back to the years he spent as a caretaker in a nursing home.
In fact, tapping civilian communication lines dates all the way back to the late 1800s and America's occupation of the Phillipines, which in part served as a test-run for the US to figure out how they could create a surveillance state in the burgeoning information age. .
Transfer lines date back to about 1924.
A few lines dated October 1503 are scribbled on a page from a volume of Cicero's letters.
Paucelle said the EU would continue to respect what he described as "the Durban red lines" – dating back to the 2001 anti-racism conference in South Africa that had been hostile to Israel.
The lines date to somewhere between 500 B.C. and A.D. 400.
Second lines date back to a period just after the Civil War.
This is the oldest group of the Chip Processing lines, dating back to the 1960s.
Similar loss of the interaction between C/EBPα and cell cycle related proteins was found in established prostate cell lines (date not shown).
It is believed that the present Japanese imperial line dates back to the tomb-culture rulers.
