Sentence examples for put in line from inspiring English sources

If the new advice is put into place, US law will be put in line with other countries including the UK, Australia and Japan.

I wasn't a stupid little prat and I objected to being put in line with other people and told when to sit down.

New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, Los Angeles, Houston, St . Louis there are a lot of places I would put in line ahead of Washington.

The landmark climate-change bill, passed by the House, was put in line behind health care, but Reid pulled it off the legislative schedule when it became too scary for electorally vulnerable Democrats.

She was put on Medicaid, applied for federal disability and was put in line for a liver transplant, without which, doctors said, she had six months to two years to live.

The negative reaction to this in public opinion was on a par with the disclosure late last year that the president's son Jean, a 23-year-old law student, had been put in line for election as president (he eventually desisted) of a major public authority managing La Défense, the business district adjoining Paris.

Put in some lines to emphasize the folds on his kimono.

He said, "To make the area inhabitable, you had to put in lined channels on the plain and halt the debris at the front.

Animator Anthony Francisco Schepperd worked with Milk on "Two Against One," which NPR rightly puts in line with Gerald Scarfe's work for Pink Floyd's "The Wall".

line has put in around 300,000.

It had no gas stoves, and putting in gas lines was deemed nearly impossible.