Sentence examples for lines for one from inspiring English sources
Speaking of Latinos in politics, when Arizona, another state with a large Latino population, was awarded two new House seats last year because of population growth in the 1990's, the lines for one district, the Seventh on the southwest side of Tucson, were drawn to give Latino candidates a leg up in elections.
The interrogation continued along the same lines for one month, he said, with questions being asked all the time about his commander.
CH: Well, bad sight lines for one.
Wayne's response when director Don Siegel showed him the magazine was, "Ah, big shot, huh?" But a couple of days into shooting, Howard found an unexpected way into Wayne's good graces by asking him to run lines for one of their scenes.
"All of the Neil Young songs I find myself listening to over and over are the ones where he's just playing guitar and singing, or there are weird little sounds that come in, like piano lines for one verse". To achieve their goal, Harvey at times had to rein in the younger songwriter.
You always come out in a better mood". One Scottish customer was so enamored that she wrote a poem about the shop, including the lines: "For one brief moment it shall take you back home/ Your spirits brighten up, like a Christmas gnome". The Tudor pulls in about $1 million in revenue each year, Dulley said.
That's about one-third of the $2.2 billion cost of those lines, for one-fourth of the capacity.
The survey was available on-line for one month in October/November 2011 during which time 1131 eligible men started the questionnaire and 558 (49%) completed.
In the end, senior Sebastian Fisher and junior Logan Brooks decided to join Smithers on the starting line for one final cross-country race at Mt. San Antonio College on Saturday.
Later some famous jockeys come out of retirement and lay it all on the line for one last race.
Hundreds of young volun teers and paid party profes sionals are criss‐crossing the state this wekend in search of 10,000 people willing to put their names on the line for one candidate or another.
