Sentence examples for on its lines from inspiring English sources

Of course, that came back to bite him when as a condition of the AOL Time Warner merger, regulators required it to provide access on its lines to outfits like EarthLink, but it nevertheless demonstrates the kind of strategic foresight the company could use right now.

Cartoonists can creatively distort a story's setting — playing up its salient details, putting an interpretive spin on its lines and contours — until it's more vivid and imposing than its real-world model.

Pentair, a company based in Golden Valley, Minn., that had been putting equal emphasis on its lines of tools and water products, just announced that it would acquire Wicor Industries, another water products specialist, and would probably shed tools altogether.

Thus, under the old rates, Telmex could receive 3.36 cents a minute for a long-distance call made on its lines, and 3.36 cents a minute more if the call ended in one of its local-service areas.

In addition, GE Capital would give US Airways new terms on its lines of credit.

On Friday, American Electric Power, another utility company in Ohio, released a detailed timeline of events on its lines, which connect from the south with FirstEnergy's system.

Look at Clorox: its brand works wonderfully on bleach, but it certainly didn't try to put it on its line of Hidden Valley Ranch salad dressings.

More important, state law provides that if a party receives 50,000 votes on its line in a gubernatorial election, it wins an automatic line on every state or local ballot for the next four years.

Every faction name must have a "Tab" indent in front of it, and should be the only word on its line.

It also cut prices up to 47 percent on its line of PowerEdge servers, which are computers that run networks of other computers.

It had already made a start on mixing the gauge on its line, a task completed through to Exeter on 1 March 1876 by the GWR.