Sentence examples for lining from inspiring English sources

He said he'd got bored – he couldn't imagine lining up another over-the-shoulder shot.

I mean, humanity is just nasty and there's no silver lining".

It was another brilliant day in Yorkshire for the Tour, with constant thrills and spills - particularly over the punishing final 100km - and bumper crowds lining every hill, moor and dale.

The US joined other UN security council members in lining up to pour scorn on a resolution drafted by Moscow approving the truce.

By the time of the 1994 Cup semi Irwin was lining up for United and Royle was referring to Alex Ferguson as a robber for stumping up only around £600,000 for him.

Pour the butter in and then gently fold in the flour with a spatula. 2 Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/gas mark 4 and prepare a 24cm tin with a removable base by buttering it or lining it with baking parchment.

Meekings admitted he was lucky to be on the pitch but he felt Caley Thistle were rewarded for their ambition after lining up in a 4-4-2 formatakingnd theingamee game to Celtic.

Whether they enjoyed themselves subsequently is debatable, but they were undeniably chuffed at the Norwich gesture in lining up in the tunnel to applaud the losers off the field.

Seventeen kinds of wet fish, choice all over, pretty girls lining up to shake his hand – and, outside, Vicky Morgan asked a potentially awkward question about the services, as her husband is in the RAF and is paid, frankly, rubbish.

Efforts to preserve the reefs lining the coast have resulted in an impressive recovery of plants and fish, and even experienced divers will be impressed by the aquatic life thriving just below the surface.

They're already red-lining the hyperbole pretty hard.