Sentence examples for matters lines from inspiring English sources
"Family Matters" lines up well alongside its predecessors, "A Fine Balance" and "Such a Long Journey," and seems well favored to win the 2002 prize on October 22, when the contest is decided.
The common goal of all was to eliminate the school's traditional stiffness and to break down hard and fast subject-matter lines.
Approximately 50 million atoms of solid matter lined up in a row would measure 1 cm (0.4 inch).
The company expects its Made to Matter line of "better-for-you and better-for-the-world" products – which includes Method Home and Ella's Kitchen organic baby food, among others – to pass the $1bn mark in 2015.
It doesn't matter" line, because it's totally something I would say.
But the dark matter "line" that those initial papers suggested - and the more than 100 papers that have appeared on Arxiv since on the same topic - is still far from a certainty.
What matters are lines like: "Turning and turning in the widening gyre/ The falcon cannot hear the falconer".
Confusing matters, broadband lines are increasingly being bundled with television and phone services, making it difficult to determine how much the high-speed connection actually costs.
Even after their deaths, his point still holds true, not least in matters of line, and the 20th century's other greatest creators of line include Astaire and Graham.
Monday's dancers paid terrific attention to taxing details of rapid footwork and charming posture while passing casually over matters like line, dynamic contrasts, expressive phrasing.
