Sentence examples for misery line from inspiring English sources
But its plans to rectify it are proceeding with all the urgency of a Great North-Eastern locomotive waiting to limp up the misery line from King's Cross to Newcastle.
Today, the Northern line is the busiest on the London Underground system, carrying 206.7 million passengers annually, a level of usage which led it to be known as the Misery line during the 1990s due to overcrowding and poor reliability.
It would take something catastrophic for them to stay on the dark side of their misery lines.
Hayley took to Livejournal to agonise over a line from their breakout hit Misery Business, "God does it feel so good", though she refused to proselytise.
Winston Churchill called this utopian notion "the philosophy of envy and gospel of greed", and all it ever produced was poverty, misery, bread lines and failed states.
Sharma follows Maya as she slides into unkempt filth and flattened misery, doing lines off of ironically selected books and pretending she's totally fine.
It reminds me of the misery of production line work.
It's only my misery on the line here.
"You'd get inflated and red, and you get the misery down the line".
A cast-iron water main installed five years after the end of the Civil War ruptured beneath 14th Street just before dawn yesterday, shutting down three subway lines during the morning rush, causing delays and misery on many other lines and tying up traffic for dozens of blocks around Union Square.
