Sentence examples for lines turn from inspiring English sources

Here the vocal lines turn almost breezy.

The store's high-end lines turn out to be the biggest offenders.

Yet many of the most frequently cited motion-picture lines turn out to be misquotations.

As the austere pulse sounds, the dancers briskly dash through patterns, where lines turn into circles and back into lines, swirling on the stage like mist that then dissipates.

Bravo's shows have a knack for flattering the viewers' sense of their own good taste, whether the viewers are judging fashion designs on the runway or scrutinizing the women on the "Housewives" series for fashion faux pas (entire plot lines turn on the sins of overdressing).

One character is transformed by the transport of black squiggles on white paper turning into thoughts: "It amazed her – who'd never got into the habit of reading – how Quint could lose seconds between the lines, turn pages into minutes, interleave chapters with hours".

In 2014 she and her friends (the ones in two straight lines) turned 75.

The low-interest lines "turned out to be money-losing propositions" -- for lenders.

(A taxi-driver in one of his run-on lines turns out to be "an Adam-ant-Evesdropper").

(Presenting the serious in the guise of the slightly comic, with plenty of punch lines, turns out to be one of his specialties).

Further, once such seemingly obvious assumptions as the commensurability of all lines turned out to be in fact false, then in principle all mathematical assumptions were rendered suspect.