Sentence examples for lines of is from inspiring English sources

4. A strong reaction along the lines of "is he a control freak or what?" keys off of Armstrong's fundamental and limitless desire to be in charge of every step of every [encounter] he is involved with.

According to CEO Moreland what's been really popular lately are posts along the lines of "Is this appropriate for?" "Should I buy this dress?" "They're not always nice, but they're constructive," she says referring to the commenters.

When they arrived on the front lines of IS territory, the pair were split up into separate vehicles.

A typical opening line he uses as he stumbles on stage in his Orthodox garb goes along the lines of: "Is it warm in here or is it just that I'm the only one dressed for Poland in the 17th century?" His current off-Broadway show, Circumcise Me, is all about his journey towards Judaism and what he discovered when he got there.

The point, she thinks, is that culture, like literacy, should belong to everyone, and "when you end up with most discussion [of the arts] being along the lines of 'Is that a wonderful rendition of Brahms?', it recycles all the time the idea that the most important thing is virtuosity.

I could take a cheap shot on the lines of: "Is it any wonder we are so misgoverned?", but journalists have no right to adopt a superior tone.

And maybe Donald said something along the lines of being on her like a bitch.

"He continues the line of being everybody's man.

The conventional reference direction is the line of ares (that's the symbol on the wikipedia page).

"What we're focusing on is a line of being really simple and straightforward.

You need to say things at the line of being credible.