Sentence examples for moving in line from inspiring English sources

Things are moving in line with the B.O.J.'s scenario.

Above them were platoons moving in line to sweep through the vegetation.

A further 41% preferred bringing the state 30 minutes closer to Western Australia and only 15% were in favour of moving in line with Eastern Standard Time.

But for now, the central bank saw no need to take additional stimulus steps, with Japan's economy and prices moving in line with its forecasts, Mr. Kuroda told a news conference.

Contact with the mouth is maintained evenly and continually, the rider conforming with every movement as the horse's head goes forward after takeoff and as it is retracted on landing, the hands always moving in line with the horse's shoulder.

Second, more general measures of performance in areas such as the number of preventable deaths and stroke care show Wales moving in line with England but not closing the historical gap.

This occurrence yielded efficient coagulation when two porous spheres were moving in-line.

In this work, the vortex-induced vibrations of an elastically mounted rigid cylinder are able to move in-line and transverse to the flow with equal mass ratio and natural frequencies.

This work studies the vortex-induced vibrations of an elastically mounted rigid cylinder able to move in-line and transverse to the flow, with equal mass ratio and natural frequencies in both directions.

Once loaded, the column was moved in-line with a U3000 HPLC (Dionex, subsidiary of Thermo Fisher Scientific) split to obtain ~300 nL/min flow rate over the nano-analytical columns.

Tourist HABITAT -- Gathering for group rides in parking lots, moving in lines along suburban roads or sitting at tables in front of delis.