Sentence examples for lines set out from inspiring English sources

This follows three other red lines set out this week.

It has not been released to parliament but follows along broad lines set out by David Cameron.

Speaking to ITV's Good Morning Britain he said it only underlined the prime minister red lines set out in her Lancaster House and Florence speeches.

The result, you gather, will be a housewife on the guilt-free lines set out in the Bible, and quoted by Beeton, herself a professional journalist.

The Cunningham solo with the chair and the duet that follows are perfect exercises along lines set out by Marcel Duchamp: divorcing ordinary objects from their utilitarian associations.

Jurisdiction of the ECJ during a transition was one of the "red lines" set out by Boris Johnson in an interview with the Sun in the run-up to the Conservative party conference.

The constitution should start with just a few lines, setting out what the EU is a union of sovereign states who have decided to pool some of that sovereignty, better to secure peace and prosperity in Europe and the wider world.

Picking up on the city's quasi-masonic web of ley-lines, set out in Pierre l'Enfant's 1791 urban plan, which weave Washington's main landmarks into a sometimes suffocating web, Adjaye has slashed great slots into his facade to align with important features in the surrounding landscape.

The vast majority of judgments follow the line set out by the advocate general.

I wheeled my cart into the checkout line, set out my bags and boxes on the rubber belt, swiped my card.

While the manner of the vote in June remains in dispute, interviews with council members show wide agreement to the general time line set out in the self-rule agreement.