Sentence examples for much shorter line from inspiring English sources

I waited in a much shorter line to get in.

For most practical DSL scenarios, which generally have much shorter line lengths, CNRs are typically much larger, and thus, we can expect even more favorable power-rate trade-offs.

Look for Fastpass machines, which spit out tickets that tell you when to return to access your ride of choice so that you can wait in a much shorter line.

He did not approve of a plan by Van Voorst tot Voorst to occupy a so-called "Orange Position" on the much shorter line 's-Hertogenbosch – Tilburg, to form a continuous front with the Belgian lines near Turnhout as proposed by Belgian General Raoul van Overstraeten.

"There were much shorter lines than in America, and no hanging chads" — a reference to the disputed ballots in the United States presidential race in 2000.

While male lions killed in landscapes with much shorter lines-of-sight (16.2 m) than those in which they rested, there were no significant differences for female lions.

However, in more traditional scenarios such as the first Gulf War of 1991, the mean time taken from injury to arriving at a British surgical hospital was 10.2 h and by the second Gulf War of 2003, with much shorter lines of communication and better casualty evacuation, the mean delay was still 6 h.

News has a much shorter life.

Never enter a closed checkout line, no matter how much shorter the "line" is.

If the space after the last line is significantly smaller than the rest, use your eye to judge how much shorter that line is and add that to your estimate.

SINEs are much shorter than LINEs as they lack the ORF; they originate from RNA polymerase III transcripts and rely on LINE-encoded enzymes for reverse transcription and genomic integration.