Sentence examples for of which lines from inspiring English sources
No one is keeping formal track of foreign airlines with defibrillators, although Dr. Claude Thibeault, the medical director of Air Canada, said that an informal group of airline medical directors had a general picture of which lines were equipped.
Off stage, I think the material is justified, because it is about intent: ultimately, Carol Thatcher thinks she has done nothing wrong, while I am aware of which lines I have overstepped and why.
At the deserted presidential palace, in front of which lines used to extend for miles with people waiting to see Mr. Houphouët-Boigny, some lazy crocodiles came out of the moat after a guard tossed a slab of raw meat.
The response of Enlightenment liberalism to this difference — to the depth and intractability of substantive disagreement — is to seek a common, usually procedural, ground on the basis of which lines can be drawn without putting the state on the side of anyone's viewpoint.
Douglas Durdan of the Richmond Times-Dispatch described "The Watch" "as unsatisfying as it is satisfying" because the reviewer was unsure of which lines were important or if there were any clues to future episodes hidden amongst the background.
The PCA was either based on the training dataset alone or based on all lines, regardless of which lines were included in the training dataset.
Both entrepreneurs are in town aboard their respective superyachts, an international fleet of which line the harbor.
On the end of my line there might be a plastic bag or a clump of seaweed and mussels, both of which line the walkway.
He started March of Time, a company that traded in antique toy soldiers -- more than 5,000 of which lined his shelves, many posed in battle formations.
Some 3,000 shops have been established, many of which line a street that camp officials with some irony have dubbed the Champs-Elysees.
A tipple or two of cachaça is a must: they have over 900 labels here, many of which line the walls, with comedy names and labels proudly on display.
