Sentence examples for many lines that from inspiring English sources

The big ones become ambassadors," Joe explains, one of many lines that could just as easily be referring to today's business headlines.

5. "Ironic," one of Alanis's smash singles with a jagged little edge to it, doesn't really have too many lines that are ironic after all.

To be quite honest, I don't think my words can quite capture the essence of what this book has in store for you when you pick it up (because you REALLY should) so I'm going to try and capture it from some of the many lines that were so awesome, I re-read them over and over.

"In friendship there is a rule... no sorry, no thank you," Indian actor Salman Khan famously said in his 1989 debut film Maine Pyar Kiya (I Fell in Love) – one of many lines that has been inscribed into the memories of Bollywood movie fans across the world.

Those charged with maintaining and upgrading the system have been confronted with a simple math problem: There are only so many hours in the day when shutdowns will not affect a wide swath of passengers, particularly in an age of booming off-peak ridership; likewise, there are only so many lines that can be repaired at one time without hamstringing the system.

Upon reflection, I realize that there is another lesson to be learned from the many lines that were cast.

There are so many story lines that are compelling".

Next week's installment is more gripping than tonight's, which has to set up the many story lines that will eventually become one huge knot of conspiracy.

Advancements in genetic engineering over the last two decades have introduced many transgenic lines that have been screened to study the pathomechanisms of depression.

Osteopontin expression has been observed in many cell lines that are metastatic in nature [ 5].

We have identified many insertion lines that are either homozygous lethal, homozygous sterile and/or show enhancer-trap patterns at various developmental stages.