Sentence examples for lines which is a from inspiring English sources

Nature has no straight lines, which is a great juxtaposition against the hard lines of our modern architecture and, I suppose, our lives.

So Mr. Hubbard had her "take eight stories from the A.P. or the front page of The New York Times and write them out in 75 lines, which is a five-minute radio broadcast".

The vote wasn't strictly along party lines, which is a little surprising.

The State and Verizon only count basic voice lines, which is a subset of total lines -- the majority of copper lines are 'special access' lines and not counted.

Chris: We are recording a jazz album right now called Scar Lines, which is a bunch of instrumentals we've written in the past few years about fucking chicks who've had lipo.

For the NCA, we assumed same connectivity strengths for TF with their target genes across all cell lines, which is a reasonable assumption.

Western blotting showed that OSU-03012 treatment led to cleavage of PARP in both RH30 and SMS-CTR cell lines, which is an other evidence of apoptosis.

Also remove the file's last two lines, which are a caret and a carriage return.

"Unfortunately I never had time to memorise my lines, which was a great source of embarrassment since I wrote the damn thing," Kuchar recalled.

Permanent cell lines, which are a versatile tool for studying oligodendrocyte physiology, have been so far mainly established from the rat CNS.

Except the Boston & Albany, which is leased to the New York Central, one of the trunk lines which was a respondent before the Commission, and branches of two Canadian systems, the Grand Trunk and the Canadian Pacific.