Sentence examples for lines making it from inspiring English sources

The debut issue of Teen Vogue, just out, features as one of its cover lines, "Making it big: How curvy girls are changing Hollywood's stick-thin standard".

One case occurs in mathematics, in which the real definition of a subject obliquely conveys parts of the subject, for instance, as in the definition of a triangle, which is not said directly to be identical to its parts, the lines making it up, say, but is said obliquely to be something composed from those lines.

SFV-RVGP is easy to produce and efficient in different cell lines, making it an interesting candidate for efficient and functional viral glycoprotein expression.

Political parties are intensely hierarchical and formed along family, religious and caste lines, making it all but impossible for an outsider like Mr. Nilekani to win an election.

He said the terminal is near two fiber lines, making it possible to position the buildings as a location for high-technology companies.

In Newark, it noted, the old Bamberger's-Macy's building is near fiber lines, making it attractive to such companies as Qwest Communications, MCI WorldCom and Level 3 Communications.

"My eye lines make it tough for me".

Not that many lines make it into the open.

At least two Richard Heller lines made it into Clegg speeches.

That Sylvester Stallone could barely pronounce his lines made it feel all the more real.

But damage to fuel and hydraulic lines made it difficult for the crew to transfer fuel to other tanks.