Sentence examples for more lines from from inspiring English sources

"Don't feed me any more lines from 'Monsters, Inc.' It pisses me off," Doc replies.

Here are some more lines from the speech that Sadiq Khan, the Labour mayor of London, is giving at the South by Southwest conference in Texas later today.

Here are some more lines from what Len McCluskey, the Unite general secretary, told reporters after his meeting in Number 10 with Theresa May.

11.16am: And here are some more lines from the various interviews that Nigel Farage has been giving this morning, in addition to the points he was making about the (very, very remote, it sounded to me) possibility of a pact with the Conservatives at the election.

Burnley fans, we're also hoping to bring you a couple more lines from your news conference as soon as we get them.

Attempting to speak with police about what had happened in the minor crash, he could only give more lines from "Casablanca" and Frank Sinatra's "My Way," according to the Altoona Mirror.

This puts none of the force of the rod into the fight, and gives the fish the opportunity to pull more and more line from the reel while you strip its gears.

Let me close with one more line from Bum Phillips because it surely applies today to our little comparison here of Microsoft and Amazon.

Choose a thickness from the options available or select the "More lines" option from the pull-down submenu.

However, the past few years have seen new mega-ships and more lines sailing from the UK, combined with a reluctance by holidaymakers to commit.

Opposite the random, spacey peaks of "Wall Drawing No. 118," for example, is "Wall Drawing No. 273," where more lines radiate from points, but in an entirely different manner.