Sentence examples for making the line from inspiring English sources
Nineteen if it's an inch!" she exclaims, almost making the line seem funny.
Each line he made, he said, was "the actual experience" of making the line, adding: "It does not illustrate.
"Caring too much is such a juvenile fancy," she scoffed, making the line sound like good advice.
The B and Q trains in Brooklyn run along an exposed track that is at or below ground-level, making the line particularly susceptible to snowdrifts.
"There's gonna be a rumble out there on that promenade," snarled the band's lead singer, Craig Finn, on "Atlantic City," making the line his own.
'If you look carefully at these drawings, you notice that there is never an attempt before the act of making the line.
Tidal Bay is meanwhile described as "odds against" making the line-up after returning from his work slightly lame.
This year's longlist has favoured the big names and the big publishers, with only one title making the line-up from an independent publisher: Sarah Hall's How to Paint a Dead Man, published by Faber and given odds of 12/1 by Ladbrokes.
Houvenaghel faces a major battle to win a place in the three-woman British team for the Olympics after not making the line-up for last month's World Championship final in Melbourne.
Making the lines too dark will make it hard to erase what you don't like.
Simply drag the color out in gentle curves, making the lines fade over the paper.
