Sentence examples for lines that make from inspiring English sources
Both sides have red lines that make talks seemingly impossible.
Its vocals: lingering, quavery lines that make your face twist in horror.
No one had one of those flawless statistical lines that make your eyes bulge.
The clipped choreography does not encourage the legato phrasing or long body lines that make "Swan Lake" poetic, but Ms. Schandorff's phrasing seemed choppier than necessary.
To mug his readers, Mr. Zinczenko said, he writes lines that make specific promises -- "Incredible Arms in Just Three Weeks" -- and he uses imperatives.
The four story lines that make up Jia Zhangke's "A Touch of Sin" were inspired by Weibo, the Chinese version of Twitter.
He previously set down red lines that made agreement difficult.
Those gains are largely a result of redistricting, in which the Assembly created new lines that made the election of Democrats more likely.
"We realized there was an opportunity to split it along lines that made sense for both our collection strengths and missions," Ms. Taylor said.
Ms. Shepherd stomps through the part with gusto, but she tramples over all the fine lines that made Ms. Stewart so intriguing to fans and critics alike.
Whale inserted lines that made fun of horror pictures, a genre with which he no longer wished to be associated.
