Sentence examples for put a line from inspiring English sources

So you put a line through that".

"I just put a line in".

"You put a line on your face, and it contracts and pulls the skin.

The Derby, to me, I have to put a line through that race.

Put a line around that which you fear and you exorcise its power over you.

Often that means you simply put a line on the side.

Mrs. Thatcher put a line through that and wrote in the margin, "No it hasn't — it isn't".

This is a robust horse and we put a line through his run at York [defeat in the Great Voltigeur].

Metcalf, in the end, put a line through that narrative, and it did not go to Taylor.

If it's really a 'No,' I put a line through the name and move on to the next one.

It will only change if we all stay at home this time or put a line through our ballot papers.