Sentence examples for taught lines from inspiring English sources

They have been taught lines to say if they get too uncomfortable ("I am not enjoying this, but I'll pretend to enjoy it," reads one, an echo of a sex worker's inner world; "This is not happening to me, it is happening to someone else," reads another).

There have been innovations over the years: Russians demonstrated their way of treating oysters, an Australian taught line fishing, and the crowds (and prices) have increased, but the shack, at heart, remains the same.

This method provides a taught line above your hammock/bed for aid in getting in and out, as well as foundation for an optional rain fly.

Mrs. Seta teaches line dancing.

Kick! Kick! Kick!" With their cute, high voices and endless jumping, the aliens could be teaching line dancing to children on "Sesame Street".

This research explored the potential of the Electronic Learning E-Learningg) to teach line drawing for Art and Design Institutions in Malaysia.

"He certainly was the fastest and many coaches use his technique as a model in teaching line play".

Jenkins was taught his lines phonetically by the director, Moshe Yassur, whose mentor was Jean-Marie Serreau of the Théâtre de Babylone, where "Waiting for Godot" had its world première.

Sometimes, the defensive backs and linebackers are taught to line up in a way to bait the offense, showing openings that will close after the snap.

G4S said the computer based modules used for the tests were "designed and approved by Locog stakeholders" and that the actual "operation of the machine itself is taught in line with industry standards".

"I taught main line inmates from minor crimes to lifers," Ruiz tells The Creators Project.