Sentence examples for lines of all right from inspiring English sources
I'm guessing it was something along the lines of, "All right, you blinking, high-maintenance idjits, if this is what it takes, I'm willing to do it, but honestly I'd rather be doing vodka shots with Hillary Clinton".
* Before I am deluged with comments, along the lines of: "Oh, it's all right for you Guardian writers, with your Islington townhouses and hotlines to Ocado, have you seen how much beef costs out here, in the real world?
Whenever you asked him about the team's form in the lead-up to the tournament, the answer would invariably be the same – something on the lines of "it'll be all right on the night".
The equipotentials cross all lines of force at right angles.
As Ponting went on to explain in his autobiography: This was about getting the lines of communication right.
His first home run came a minute in, but he then hit six straight in a span of 30 seconds, a combination of moonshots and line drives, all to right field.
We do not censor any of our programs and have been on the front lines of preserving the rights of all who pass through our doors to speak their truth.
"We want to articulate bright lines of right and wrong, and we want to enforce them".
Now, as the Sun moves progressively south, note that the longitudinal lines of right ascension get more cramped together.
For a generation of writers, the appeal of the Spanish civil war lay in its clearly-drawn lines of right and wrong.
And I am concerned that his misconduct may help to blur some of the most important bright lines of right and wrong in our society.
