Sentence examples for lines from the bottom from inspiring English sources

Section 4.1, page 349, 13 lines from the bottom.

On page 17, 2 lines from the bottom, "may" is weaker than in summary.

CNN and Fox didn't: Goldstein notes that they made their call upon seeing a passage "eight lines from the bottom of page 2".

Mr Clement explained that in an incident before the lorries arrived the full complement of officers was not present and an attempt had been made to rush police lines from the bottom end of the works.

I knew that that wondeful description of Mr. Pumblechook appeared on the bottom half of a right-hand page, perhaps 10 lines from the bottom, and a few lines after a paragraph break.

Eight lines from the bottom of page 2, they see the following language: "Chief Justice Roberts concluded in Part III-A that the individual mandate is not a valid exercise of Congress's power under the Commerce Clause and the Necessary and Proper Clause".

(She has gotten to the third line from the bottom).

So it was time to do the only sensible thing: It was time to declare victory, to revel in drawing a line from the bottom to the top.

What we call the treble clef is a G clef: it curls round the second line from the bottom and declares that line to be G.

Formerly common forms of the C clef are the soprano clef, with middle C as the bottom line, and the mezzo-soprano clef, with middle C as the second line from the bottom of the staff.

Here the constant C does not depend on R, we use the gradient estimates (see [2]) in the second line from the bottom.