Sentence examples for lines to which from inspiring English sources

The abstract lines to which Arcangel can reduce a police thriller are born in that same fractured vision.

By cutting through the sewer lines to which the culverts connect, the smugglers gain access to drop points at the end of the hand-dug tunnels.

The song includes the lines to which few mature actresses do not relate: "First you're another sloe-eyed vamp, then someone's mother, then you're camp.

Click here to view the video I will hear Psy interviewed for radio and television during our time together, and unsurprisingly there will be a number of stock lines to which he will return, made no less true for repetition.

458, "Hunt"), you heard Haydn's advances allied to a fervid young imagination, as well as a penchant for singing lines to which Mr. Höbarth's lithe touch and lilting tone proved ideally suited.

A transit fare increase could end up aiding the city somewhat, because it would set the stage for the M.T.A. to take over seven private Queens bus lines, to which the city now pays more than $150 million a year in subsidies.

And there was a Romney line to which the First Lady seemed to be offering a direct retort.

In station blackout, a failure in the power line to which the station is connected is postulated.

It sports a distinctive plucked guitar riff and a restless bass line, to which Jackson added a new, androgynous falsetto.

When Goodwin rehearsing in William's "Why Marry" question came up as to the correct reading of certain line to which "monogamy" was the key.

It was a treasured campaign line, to which he now added a vow of imminent progress: "You're gonna have one very soon".