Sentence examples for lines to stand from inspiring English sources

And certainly he had enthusiastic support from those who crossed party lines to stand with him.

The boroughs were rendered as reductive abstract shapes, mere background shadows enabling the brightly colored bars used to delineate the respective subway lines to stand out.

Last year, she and the party were forced to stand by helplessly when scores of elected officials pranced across party lines to stand under banners reading, "Democrats for Giuliani," apparently fearing no retribution.

Mr. Boulez's performance of "Verklarte Nacht" is nothing less than a revelation: rather than wallowing in the sometimes saccharine product of late Romanticism at its most effusive, he aims for leaner textures that allow individual lines to stand out crisply.

Errani reeled off an inch-perfect forehand to remain in contention at 6-1 2-1, but she was having to hit the lines to stand any chance.

We've always thought there is a better way which is why strategically, we strive to differentiate our product lines to stand out on both technical merit, customer support and overall value.

The veterans are standing in line to stand in line to get an appointment, to get an appointment.

I asked which line to stand on and was told there was no difference.

I don't ever again want to have a veteran to stand in line, to stand in line, to get an appointment, to get an appointment.

And, right now, unfortunately, there are people now drive a long way and they stand in, and they have a routine healthcare need, and they stand in line to stand in line to get an appointment to get an appointment.

In fact, even these subgoals can have further subgoals, such as finding the ticket office and choosing the shortest ticket line to stand in.