Sentence examples for lines developed from inspiring English sources

Long lines developed outside gas stations in Irbil and other northern cities.

Long lines developed at vehicle checkpoints as the security services searched cars for explosives.

A number of evolutionary lines developed during the Pliocene, which lasted from 5.3 million to 2.6 million years ago.

The ad campaign, which targets a youthful online demographic keen to shop online this Christmas, also features clothing lines developed by the two presenters.

The White House has said there are 64 such lines, developed in 10 laboratories in five countries: Australia, India, Israel, Sweden and the United States.

As shipping lines developed their container transport business in the early 1960s, European railroads concentrated initially on container-on-flatcar (COFC) intermodal systems.

He said the government would finance research using stem cell lines that had already been derived from leftover embryos at fertility clinics but not from any new lines developed after the date of his announcement.

Similarly, metal balls that support the orbiter's liquid oxygen lines developed problems, and numerous internal e-mail messages between engineers discussed the deterioration of the so-called Stoody balls, named after their manufacturer.

Germs without the cell lines developed bone.

The current policy limits funding to lines developed before August 2001.

These jagged lines developed into growing scotomas during the evolution of the aura.