Sentence examples for look in line from inspiring English sources

The stockbroker Investec said: "Excluding a £100m charge for the terminated Trinidad naval contract, BAE's full results look in line at the EBIT [earnings before interest and taxes] level.

When you look at the far more evangelical and conservative candidates that look in line to replace him, even a good humanist might be left with the feeling of better the devil you know".

Matteson's first design was "bouncy": a look in line with the Google logo's angled lowercase "e". Google passed on the design because it was "a little too mannered," Matteson says.

Chad still looks in line for another shot at Jose Aldo and the featherweight title.

valuation — at about $1 for each contingent barrel — looks in line with the industry average as calculated by the research firm IHS Herold.

"Everything looks in line for the quarter, but the big issue isn't earnings, it's Taxol," said John Schroer, a fund manager for Invesco Funds Group.

As a result, they say, disaffected voters are switching to Mr Bennett.Mr Lieberman, who had until recently been foreign minister in the ruling coalition, looked in line to succeed Mr Netanyahu as leader of the new alliance.

With Jimmy Anderson's shoulder injury looking likely to rule him out of the first Test and Newell confirming that Ben Stokes would only be selected if he was fit to bat and bowl, Ball looks in line for a debut, and could be rested for Nottinghamshire's Championship match against Lancashire at Trent Bridge from Sunday.

Prof John Curtice, of the University of Strathclyde, said the Conservatives' losses looked in line with what was anticipated, but said there was "no sign in these results of the party finally beginning to profit from economic recovery".

Even after the news that Michael Carberry has been receiving visits from England batting coach Graham Gooch, Robson looks in line for a Test debut at the top of the order.

Billy Twelvetrees looks in line for a starting berth against Michael Cheika's side at Twickenham on Saturday following words of praise from Lancaster, who has again released Bath's Kyle Eastmond from the squad.