Like Kaine, Pence had his share of canned lines.
The show has its share of dopey lines: "You are a scoundrel, Sirkan.
He has written his share of memorable lines over the years.
Perhaps it's not fair to single out Australia; the United States and France, too, roll out their share of assembly-line wines.
The friend with whom I saw the play said she kept thinking of "Imitation of Life," and it's true that "Sorrows" has its share of Fannie Hurst-like lines.
Every character – child, adult and whatever we're calling Manny – gets his or her share of great lines, which they hit out of the park with practised ease.
A manager at a Chinese solar panel company, who insisted on anonymity because of the legal disputes in the trade dispute, said that many of the Chinese companies had drawn down only a small share of their lines of credit.
He has populated "For da Love of Money" with a whole neighborhood's worth of instantly recognizable supporting characters, and he has given just about all of them their own fair share of laugh lines.
When the National staged Timon of Athens this year (Shakespeare's most male-heavy play), five male parts were given to women – though the share of female lines increased only from 0.67%to14%4%.
Bennett's theatrical career began in the sixties, with the groundbreaking revue "Beyond the Fringe," and although he writes characters, not jokes, he still gets off his share of hilarious lines.
