Sentence examples for lines of the third from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rodriguez Zapatero promised far-reaching reforms along the lines of the "third way" championed by Britain's Labor prime minister, Tony Blair.

"The second and fourth lines of the first verse become the first and third lines of the second verse, and the second and fourth lines of the second verse become the first and third lines of the third verse," he tried to explain, before concluding, "It's kind of complicated".

The three lines of the third verse allude to a man's love of a woman, who does not reciprocate his love.

The last seven lines of the third column contain additional variations on so-called 'phenotypical nodes' and on the EWS-FLI1 protein.

If it is not possible to eliminate the effects of error and non-Mendelian inheritance, one possibility would be to use estimates of relatedness that are regressed towards pedigree-derived values (after appropriate pedigree cleaning), along the lines of the third GRM method given by VanRaden [ 11].

The first lines of the first song on Local Business seem to set the tone for much of the album.

The very first lines of the first chapter give a pretty good indication of the tone: "My sister Rose lives on the mantelpiece.

The first lines of the first story, "A Murky Fate," establish the tone and themes of the book: "This is what happened.

More generally, the long lyrical lines of the first movement and the bravado of the second are replayings and reconnections of familiar musical topics, neatly drawn.

In "Spring Shade," a collection of his own poems, the last lines of the first poem read: The dead Sleep light this wind being overhead.

I find the last three lines of the second stanza effective, even while liking the more elaborate imagery of steering and gliding in the first translation.