Sentence examples for preparing a line of from inspiring English sources

And he went on to say that what he meant by that is not merely involving himself in the predictable raft of product endorsements and guest appearances on "30 Rock" and "90210," but also and somewhat unexpectedly taking on a guest editing gig at V magazine and preparing a line of Ryan Lochte clothing.

Polls had him with a double-digit lead in the run-up to Florida's election, and his campaign was preparing a line of retreat (even as Gingrich was still publicly saying he would "win a decisive victory" on Tuesday).

Before this week's debate, determined to slow the momentum of Mr. Perry, Mrs. Bachmann's advisers prepared a line of attack against his executive order to require vaccinations against HPV for sixth-grade girls.

The Lazio campaign has been preparing a choreographed line of attacks, focusing almost day to day on different facets of the 1994 Clinton health care plan, and how they might have affected New York -- for example, by cutting reimbursements to teaching hospitals.

Intelligence indicated that the British and Australians were facing the North Korean 17th Tank Brigade, which was preparing a last line of defence at Chongju, 70 km away.

These items were of considerable intelligence value and they revealed that the North Koreans were preparing a last line of defence at Chongju 70 km away, with infantry supported by tanks.

Intelligence indicated that the British and Australians were facing the North Korean 17th Tank Brigade, equipped with 20 tanks, which was preparing a last line of defence at Chongju, 70 km away.

And it is preparing to introduce a line of clothing designed by Isaac Mizrahi.

S3's Rio division, as well as a number of other consumer electronics companies, is also preparing to release a line of home-based digital audio players that resemble conventional stereo components.

Even Cobra Electronics, one of the largest makers of radar detectors -- which are most often bought by men -- is preparing to introduce a line of detectors and two-way radios early next year that will be far sleeker than its current designs, said Tony Mirabelli, the senior vice president for marketing and sales for the company.

I'm preparing to build a line of ukuleles and then graduate to full-size acoustic guitars.