Sentence examples for lines long enough from inspiring English sources

The reason Alcoa uses distributors is so that it can run production lines long enough to fill several railroad cars, usually larger batches than any one customer needs.

Then insert numbers with lines long enough for names.

"You were on the line long enough".

If you're in line long enough, you sometimes become friendly with other ticket seekers.

He slipped it to MacGinty, who stepped inside the first tackler, then held his line long enough to commit another.

At C.E.S., if you stood in line long enough, you could watch prototype 3-D TV screens at the Sony, Samsung, Toshiba, LG and Panasonic booths.

I have also sat with "pro-life" young women who get off the picket line long enough to terminate their own unwanted pregnancies.

It took two days for our doctor to call back, staying on the line long enough to suggest a topical cream.

She asked me how long I'd been in France, and I gave her my usual line: "Long enough to feel like an exile, not long enough to feel French".

In one spot, a customer named Stanley sees an empty rope line long enough for an amusement-park ride and he tries to cut through the line by unhooking one of the strips from its plastic post.

You have to be prepared for a bit of sleuthing – he recommends recording calls and keeping the cold callers on the line long enough to establish the name of the UK company they're calling from or representing.