Sentence examples for setting lines from inspiring English sources

"Emotion is always part of our routine when setting lines at every level but more so with college athletes," he said.

Mitigation techniques include flying bird-scaring streamers, weighting lines so they sink more quickly, dyeing bait blue which makes it harder for birds to see, using thawed bait which sinks faster, and setting lines at night when fewer albatrosses feed.

He chose one song, "The Love That Faded," for himself — setting lines like "Vows that we made turned into lies/My life is empty, my lonely heart cries" to a chugging waltz with a pedal-steel guitar refrain — and they started coming up with a roster of potential contributors and sending them lyrics to consider; Mr. Jackson was the first artist asked.

He conceded taking lots of scene-setting lines out: great poetry, he admitted "but it doesn't mean it ceases to exist" by cutting it.

To be sure, Shakespeare did put a chorus in "Romeo and Juliet" to speak a few scene-setting lines before the first two acts, then to be forgotten; and most directors forget him entirely.

Tonight, each of the Rangers' three set lines contributed at least a goal.

The singers talk, shout, whisper, clap and even sing set lines of simple text.

The white shell, often marked with closely set lines, is used for burrowing into wood.

Beyond the "inspiration" question, I could set lines of inquiry about my book into two broad camps.

Paul Keogan's smart set lines the floor with dirty cardboard and papers the walls with children's drawings of warplanes and bombed-out houses.

Sometimes I wish it could be a longer process, but it can't be because there are set lines and limitations within this world of ours called fashion.