Sentence examples for lines that keep from inspiring English sources
The instances when pilots miss the hold lines that keep them from entering active runways -- errors called runway incursions -- are being reported more frequently as airports become more crowded, aviation experts say.
"I think they get turned off by price and by waiting in lines that keep getting disrupted by a food order".
His music is intellectual and rigorously composed, defined by long, flowing, chromatically complex lines that keep their stamina and intensity as they stay dynamically even.
Most worrying for companies involved in medical research is the protesters' readiness to assail the financial lines that keep Huntingdon Life Sciences afloat.
Over buzzing recorded cello tracks -- insistently repeated pedal tones, skittish melodic figures, unnerving tremolos -- Ms. Beiser played ruminative melodic lines that kept breaking into raving outbursts.
One 56-year-old Puerto Rican man recalled the bad old days of the Mafia, and the dividing lines that kept East Harlem's blacks, Puerto Ricans and Italians separated.
He had rarely written for the voice and never for the stage, and he produced an alternately inert and furious opera, with vocal lines that kept leaping around and then reverting to the safety of chants.
The Christian fighters who had raced us to it managed to create supply lines that kept feeding their fighters barracked in the hotel, and positioned their snipers on the upper floors and rooftop".
Old attitudes die hard, as is obvious from the twisted propaganda along these lines that keeps flowing from Pyongyang even after the extraordinary meeting between leaders of the North and South last week.
Numerous members of the news media were already in their seats, including the CBS analyst Clark Kellogg, who, according to a friend who watched the broadcast at home, said that the key to our quick start was the phantom layup lines that kept us mentally and physically sharp.
But for the next six months they will be working side by side on a new presidential commission, surveying election officials and customer service specialists — possibly from theme parks and other crowded places — to find ways to streamline how Americans cast their ballots and reduce the long lines that kept hundreds of thousands of people from voting in November.
