Sentence examples for rare lines from inspiring English sources

No expression data were held back, including the rare lines expressing in subsets of ISCs.

Introduced in 2009, the gin is a rare line extension for the classic Beefeater brand.

Given another chance to beat him, Kasparov played the King's Gambit apparently for the first time in his life and chose a rare line.

Financed by yet another PAC, the Conservative Victory Committee, it was called "Who Will Judge the Judge?" Crossing a rare line for a Senate confirmation battle, it attacked Thomas's opponents on the Senate Judiciary Committee in highly personal terms.

Mom, Dad and siblings express their pride and excitement in a funny scene of collective family joy — all wild gesticulation and beaming gibberish — that ends when someone articulates the rare line of dialogue that sings out from the random gabble: "So how are you going to cope?" Er, how indeed?

Hopefully he'll be that fine but rare line between the two.

Even though it's one rare line of poetry that millions recognize, for American poets, at least, it's their lucky spin on the calendar -- National Poetry Month.

Large structural alterations were rare: 6 lines showed complete loss of Xp whereas 3 lines showed almost complete gain of Xq.

And we've created one of those rare dividing lines in the historical sands in which there is a clearly delineated "before" and "after".

Meanwhile red-eyed Babette is described, in one of the book's rare intriguing lines, as looking "like a room where someone has thrown out all the flowers while you were gone: a change in the interior you don't even notice at first, not until you see the stems sticking out of the garbage".

These relatively rare cell lines may represent a useful model to investigate human breast carcinomas.