Sentence examples for proper lines from inspiring English sources

"Police investigated on the proper lines," Mr. Chaudhry, the lawyer, said.

He also took care to delineate the proper lines of authority between the central bank and the Ministry of Finance, and steadfastly declined repeated invitations to overstep them.

Like Balanchine before him, Mr. Forsythe delights in the push-pull of taut bodies built for speed, and in torquing proper lines almost to their breaking points.

Rabbatts, a former chair of Millwall and a former BBC governor, said that despite its commercial success the Premier League had abdicated its responsibility to "behave responsibly and have in place proper lines of accountability and good governance".

It is the coach's job to lay down proper lines of communication with his players in the first place, to make the players understand what is required of them.

The rationale for including so many minorities in the new states was that it was impossible to draw proper lines of division in such an ethnic kaleidoscope, that larger states would be more economically viable than smaller, more ethnically homogeneous ones, and, most important, that the large states would be more effective barriers against Russian and Hungarian bolshevism.

"I could see that REDS10 was running along the proper business lines" says Flaye. "It wasn't just about the social side".

You look at the power of that top eight in England's T20 team and that's a proper line-up.

Then, he had to make the proper line call, changing the blocking pattern for the run or the pass protection scheme if necessary.

"And if he doesn't toe the proper line, he is a traitor to his generation, a war criminal, a victim of immense social pressure to conform and march quietly behind bankrupt leadership".

When you race, he said, when you find the proper line through the curves, "your consciousness is projected in front of you, the present is suspended, and it's like the dreams you had of flying when you were ten".