Sentence examples for most important lines from inspiring English sources

It was there that Mr. Steele and Ms. Pierce spoke their two most important lines.

"Meanwhile, one of the most important lines in the most important city in the world is comically inaccurate".

One of the most important lines in the book is uttered by the M.D.C. activist, now M.P., Pishai Muchauraya.

Speaking to a rally in Daytona Beach, Mr. Bush muffed one of his most important lines, saying he would not support an all-volunteer army.

"The most important lines were staged beautifully, so the students got the essence of the play and the language," she said.

Since Sept. 11, the I.N.S. has emerged as one of the nation's first and most important lines of defense against terrorist threats.

Clooney saves his most important line for the end.

It is the most important line you will write – lose your reader, and they won't bother with the rest.

The most important line of investigation after 1950 was the application of molecular biology to evolutionary studies.

role has been crucial in confirming the most important line of evidence developed so far, which has tied most of the shootings to a single gun.

We'll say that her most important line - "Were you in this campaign just for me?" – was meant to gently nudge her supporters to recognise the greater good.