Sentence examples for lines to turn from inspiring English sources

Here's all you need to bluff your way through some of the most lied-about novels, and some lines to turn the conversation in a more promising direction.

Joseph Lhota, the former head of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, wants to put park-and-ride stations at the ends of subway lines, to turn more drivers into straphangers.

There, the incumbent telecoms firm, Deutsche Telekom, made a strong effort to promote digital-subscriber line (DSL) connections, which supercharge existing phone lines to turn them into high-speed broadband links.

Transit officials say they are trying to use new rail lines to turn the region's unwieldy system into a grid — a goal made all the more difficult by the facts that Los Angeles was hardly built with geometric precision and that the service area spreads over nearly 1,500 square miles.

In some Northern California communities, people have complained of waiting in long lines to turn in their recyclables.

— MARK WALSH Weidenfeller quick off his line to turn away Higuain, but a dangerous early chance.

The keeper charges off his line to turn it behind for a corner, which amounts to nothing.

He insists he put his life on the line to turn the republican movement away from violence and establish that ceasefire.

One signature feature is a 133-foot rise in elevation from the starting line to Turn 1. Speeds are expected to reach up to 200 miles per hour on the straightaway between Turns 11 and 12.

No, it fell to Mr. Jacobs and Miuccia Prada, with her younger Miu Miu line, to turn fashion into a spectacle worthy of a spotlight — and to imply that the glamour is necessarily artificial.

But when vacationers all but vanished in the fall, sales dropped much more than they expected — to as low $4,000 a week, causing Big Bottom's bottom line to turn an alarming bright red.