Sentence examples for taking lines from inspiring English sources

By the final stages of the campaign, Balliol-Edinburgh types like Mr Salmond were taking lines from Balliol-Glasgow types.

This work introduced abridged notation (a flexible type of mathematical "shorthand") and exploited the possibility of taking lines rather than points as the fundamental geometric elements.

Line means for each trial were first estimated fitting a mixed model by the REML algorithm taking lines as fixed and replicates and blocks within replicates as random.

These changes included taking lines of dialogue from one play and inserting them into scenes from another.

That's the first paragraph of coverage, which sets the tone: people taking lines out of context is an exciting mainstay of contemporary politics, sure, but let's pass on pointing out the part that early viewers of this ad could not help but remark upon for a moment, and we'll explain what Romney was trying to do with this ad.

As the morning wore on, Clinton's official Twitter account fired off tweets steadily throughout her testimony, taking lines from her opening statement and other snippets from her answers and turning them into catchy phrases and media-friendly quotes, which her campaign likely hopes will be regurgitated for weeks or months.

I would be back in the toilets with Freddie and Kenny, taking line after line.

A couple even took lines from it verbatim.

I often take lines 13 and 8 and I've had some incredible encounters".

If the backup is failed then recursive failure procedure takes (lines 22 33) time as NK.

For example, take lines l and r.