Sentence examples for lines to give from inspiring English sources

Just think of the long lines to give blood after 9/11.

The commission voted on partisan lines to give Hayes the electoral votes in question, and Tilden lost.

In World War II, accredited journalists from leading new organizations were on the front lines to give the public an independent description of what was happening.

Joachim Garraud, from France, removed some of the standard chordal cushioning and played live keyboard lines to give his trance a hint of frenzy.

What I dread now is a return to the normality we're all supposed to seek: instead of public memorials, private consumption; instead of lines to give blood, restaurant lines.

But so was the decision of the government in Washington to advance those lines, to give the yearning for freedom, which had been present since the first slaves arrived in America, a practical structure and a place to go.

The Cowboys are counting on their defensive line to give the secondary some help.

Great organists manipulate the line to give the machine a human voice.

Williams passes her down the line to give her another breakpoint.

It has a silk taffeta lining to give Ms. Lee some breathing room.

I mean they're waiting in line to give you good news.