Sentence examples for nation lines from inspiring English sources

As the nation lines up in a fierce game of British bulldog, red and blue on either side of her cortege, David Cameron takes a perilous risk.

Diplomats said Mr. Brahimi's plan was certain to receive unanimous approval as nation after nation lined up to endorse it, and the formal vote on a resolution could come Wednesday.

Many in this spiritually eclectic nation lined up to have bags of fake cash and goods doused in holy water by priests in the cathedral, or to rub their plastic toys against statues of the saints.

So here we are after a late Saturday in February, trying to divine what may happen on the first one in May when the best 3-year-olds in the nation line up for the 136th running of the Kentucky Derby.

The various investigations that vexed the president and the first lady, Hillary Rodham Clinton, for almost the entire Clinton presidency produced an enormous volume of political vitriol as large portions of the nation lined up behind the president and his supporters in arguing that the effort was an inflated and politically motivated effort to chase Mr. Clinton from office.

True or not, African nations lined up with Japan.

The one-nation line he is developing has traction.

The G8 nations lined up to pledge an impressive $22bn to the plan.

Thirty-two wereers were asked to ruminate on one of the nations lining up in Germany.

The flags of more than 200 Indian nations lined the rough dirt entrance road.

When a landslide victory by Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi in 1990 was ignored by the generals, Western nations lined up behind her.