Sentence examples for practical lines from inspiring English sources

A land summit due at the end of this month may help redirect some of the anger along more practical lines.

From the lobby, one moves into the auditorium itself — quite a deep one from back row to stage, as auditoriums go, but constructed, I assume, on the most practical lines.

Special libraries are planned on strictly practical lines, with activities and collections carefully controlled in size and scope, even though these libraries may be and in fact often are large and wide-ranging in their activities; they cooperate widely with other libraries.

And it is in answering that question that the original Matternet brainstorming group seems to have split along philosophical and practical lines.

This meant that FAO could perform on-the-spot investigations and convene meetings with governments 'to devise the most practical lines of action'.

Decorative and practical; lined with tin.

In 1807 the first practical line-throwing device was invented.

This isn't some surreal thought experiment, but a practical line of inquiry.

On the diagramed deal in the Netherlands, they gained when Weinstein adopted a practical line of play in three no-trump.

With pressure mounting, Klinsmann started a much more conservative and practical line-up by overhauling the starting 11 that suffered the previous stunning defeat.

The Beyond the Fringers took a more practical line, offering advice that would have made an excellent companion to the royal exhortations.