Sentence examples for oldest lines from inspiring English sources

To be clear, there's nothing wrong with being self-employed in one of the world's oldest lines of work, and many women and men do so in professional and safe ways that avoid the dreaded pitfalls often depicted on TV.

One day, he said, he tried one of his oldest lines: "Who would ever think we have a former president of the United States and the standing president, and they are all controlled by a sweet old white-haired lady with a rolling pin?" There were great guffaws.

And, I'll confess, I used the oldest line in the barn.

The old lines were disappearing.

(The company is due to report fourth-quarter figures, presumably on the old lines, on July 18th).

Old lines and the directives of her college teacher come back to her.

The 29-year-old lines up in the 100m hurdles against Tiffany Porter.

Old lines of division and old identifications remain, which is only natural.

(An old line, but a good one).

I tried following the old line.

Many old-line technology companies have experienced revenue stagnation.