Sentence examples for lines to test from inspiring English sources

Soon the lines to test the apps grew longer than the lines to get beer.

They waited in lines to test the newest blood sugar meters.

"What they'll do -- and this is not just the Colombians -- they'll put the child soldiers in the front lines to test the ground, to clear the area of land mines," she said, "and those who make it make it and those who don't, oh well".

As the federal government makes more of an investment in stem cells, we will see greater interest in some of the other less talked about uses of stem cells… the use of stem cell lines to test, in a test tube, the possibility that drugs will either be useful in the treatment of certain diseases, or will be toxic to people with certain genetic constellations.

She said she had lost any sense of what was good or bad and was trying to choose just a handful of tag lines to test on a focus group of parents — the people who pay for Thinking Caps' tutoring services.

A randomized complete block design (RCBD) was employed to analyze the data obtained from the bioassay of parental lines to test the significance of the experiments.

"I was in line to test the Kintone app," she said.

For England the third seam-bowling position has been filled, with Chris Tremlett in line to test the management's conviction that when it comes to outlandishly tall right-arm seam bowlers, more is only ever more.

Table 6 should be placed below the line: "To test the above hypothesis, researcher has applied Chi-square test".

In this platform, users may input and edit medical data on-line to test and generate standard HL7 messages.

Disney and Time-Warner are the first companies in line to test the waters on this new form of digital fingerprinting and others will soon follow if the trial is successful.