Sentence examples for makes the line from inspiring English sources

The Brooklyn border makes the line to the west.

England scramble the defence but Fofana makes the line break.

But his own background as an entertainer means that Trump makes the line between news and entertainment fuzzier than ever.

But above all, she and her partner, Max Osterweis, have a fresh take on fashion that makes the line seem both thoughtful and original.

In the violin version, Cage made further innovations: he adopted a Pythagorean tuning that makes the line sound slightly sour at times.

Chances are that no minds or hearts will be changed, but you have to admire the brass of a composer who makes the line "It's not my fault" a four-note echo of Beethoven's Fifth.

But he makes the line-out calls and one or two were questionable.

A third debut also makes the line-up: American novelist Kameron Hurley's God's War, about a bisexual bounty hunter who collects the heads of deserters.

Irish writer McBride makes the line-up for A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing, which has already won her the Bailey's prize for women's fiction, and the Desmond Elliott award.

Craig Brown, writing in the Mail on Sunday, makes the line-up after describing Richard Bradford's The Odd Couple as "a triumph of 'cut and paste' – indeed, such a triumph that by now Bradford must be able to press the Command button and C for Copy simultaneously in his sleep".

The leading exponent on the cross-country scene at present is Garde Champetre, and he could be interesting if he makes the line-up at Aintree, where with just 10st to carry in the National he would think he was running loose compared with the hefty weights he has carried to victory in the past two seasons.