Sentence examples for serious lines from inspiring English sources

But a Microsoft supporter said that Judge Jackson's comments over time have crossed "pretty serious lines".

David Cameron and Ed Miliband have dominated the proceedings but other MPs have also popped up with a few sound bites, planted questions, funny and serious lines of their own.

On both sides of the narrative, you're quickly confronted with actors intoning serious lines about things like the Horde, the Fel and the Guardian, and you've got characters (some of them from the games) with hard-to-pronounce names like Anduin Lothar and Medivh.

Another pioneer was the author EM Forster's niece, Mary Arnold-Forster, who wrote a guidebook to lucid dreaming in the 1920s; she used her dream awareness to avoid frightening nightmares about World War I. Arnold-Forster and Saint-Denys's work was mostly ignored, however, and during the following decades lucid dreams were over-looked for more "serious" lines of enquiry.

The dish is widely available across Singapore, though certain vendors command serious lines.

It seemed that every single person at the festival had to use the bathrooms at the same time, which made for some serious lines.

Vince Cable is taking a more serious line, though.

Finally, protective gloves should be worn to prevent serious line burn when flying hard-pulling kites.

But when they intrude into our private space, disregard our safety and the safety of others, that crosses a serious line that shouldn't be ignored".

"So far," he said, "we haven't convinced the committee on academic programs that gaming is a serious line of inquiry".

A1 Mr. Bush said reports that raised fresh questions about Mr. Gore's fund-raising efforts suggested that the vice president "may have crossed a serious line".