Sentence examples for lines to learn from inspiring English sources

It's Not Like You Have Lines to Learn.

A show with no rehearsal or lines to learn seemed like a good thing.

He added: "I never had any lines to learn, but I'd see other people, and they'd have pages.

So GE sets up pilot production lines to learn how to put promising ideas into action before building a factory.

By Neil Dvorak February 15 , 2018By Neil Dvorak February 15 , 2018Follow the thin red lines to learn exactly where and how these couples split.

Jonathan Cainer in the Mirror (with whom Gorman has become obsessed) seems fixated on luring you to premium-rate phone lines to learn "more".

The CIA was falling into the hands of people who had never put their lives on the line to learn about terrorism in places such as Beirut.

Thus, the basic six degree-of-freedom kinetic equations are separated from this mapping and a set of neural networks are trained off-line to learn the kinetic equations.

Patients who have received an echocardiogram at Harlem Hospital can call the city's 311 hot line to learn the results or to confirm any results already received, hospital officials said.

Guerrilla tactics remain somehow un-British: a view that obliterates the experience of thousands who refused to wait until the Brens arrived, and took the Piccadilly line to learn every trick of the street-fighter's trade.

For now, the Taliban who were in Andar are only the latest in a long line to learn that Afghans do not take kindly to being bossed about by outsiders.