Sentence examples for sound lines from inspiring English sources

It is a powerful tool for shaping the future of agriculture along environmentally sound lines.

Instead of foreground and background, melody and accompaniment, there seemed to be a whole ecosystem of sound: lines emerging, glowing briefly, then fading.

Quite a bit of the music is reassuringly routine; Hermann Abert writes, in his massive biography, that Mozart "evolved along sound lines, without any supernatural leaps and bounds".

Exterior detailing is on a par with the ELR, the plug-in hybrid Cadillac showed at the 2013 Detroit auto show, with brushed aluminium trim serving as understated jewellery for the fundamentally sound lines.

London producer Moiré shared an eccentric new track called "Brixton" off his forthcoming EP on Spectral Sound, Lines + Colours, which is premiering today on THUMP.

There is another sound line of reasoning that, for once, Britain should allow a 'national champion' to emerge in one sector, and where better than in insurance, where the country led the world for many years?

Manning, like his coach, is headed to the Hall of Fame, but he's also 34 years old without the support of a running game or a sound line to protect him.

The Democratic campaign has been all about rhetorical borrowings on all sides, and Mrs. Clinton sounded lines echoing those of Senator Barack Obama and John Edwards.

A young genius in the making, he would laugh off that his mind is always drifting into new sounds, lines, rhymes and would take a moment to acknowledge it.

For me, this analogy deftly encapsulates the self-conscious artistry of The Overhaul, which foregrounds the figurative – similes and metaphors abound – as it probes and plays out the tensions inherent in translating human experience in an unintelligible universe into verbal figures of interlaced sight- and sound-lines.

But to me, the entrepreneur on the other end of the phone line sounds genuine and honest.