Sentence examples for same lines that from inspiring English sources

The difference in when women start families cuts along many of the same lines that divide the country in other ways, and the biggest one is education.

And whenever someone asks Hilary​ about her namesake, I hope that Hilary will make her own father proud, and use the same lines that are often heard in this house, the kind of lines that someone says if they happen to be newspaper people, the kind of lines that someone says over a glass of bourbon.

In that film, in which 30-year-old Riva plays an unnamed French woman talking to her young Japanese lover about the bombing of Hiroshima, it is her voice, poetically repeating the same lines, that is etched on the memory long after the black-and-white credits rolled.

They announced the arrival of a writer whose voice — witty but vulnerable, willing to push her readers to the edge of their comfort zone with the same lines that made them laugh — was both all her own, and part of a literary tradition that included writers like Dorothy Parker and Elaine May.

Controls consisted of flies of the same lines that were not subjected to cold stress.

Clinicians and patients would welcome a possibility for temporary control of this situation by complement inhibition along the same lines that may be developed in primary CAD.

Moustakas came up and hit a ball down the same line that was foul by inches.

"This is the SAME line that was 'fixed' by Whitefish," the mayor tweeted, referring to Whitefish Energy, a small Montana firm that landed Puerto Rico's biggest contract to restore power.

Instead, people were out in the streets, filling up coffee shops right next to the one that had been bombed or standing at bus stops waiting for the next bus from the same line that had just exploded.

Interestingly, this is the same line that had the greatest decreases for phenolic, flavonoid and antioxidant contents as mentioned above.

Cells transfected to express EpCAM are sorted from cells of the same line that do not normally express EpCAM (Litvinov et al, 1994).