Sentence examples for that now line from inspiring English sources

Highly impressed by Catalan ironwork, the couple scoured architectural salvage yards for the balustrades that now line the balconies.

Still, many Greenpoint residents see the 15-foot adolescent trees that now line the streets as beacons of hope.

But Mrs. Whitman's will stand out among the dour and staid visages that now line the State House's corridors.

Its narrow brick interior was once a truck-transmission repair shop, and a large window overlooks the metal vats and oak barrels that now line the factory floor.

A month later, the education agency agreed to delay its decision by a year, setting out the stringent demands that now line the superintendent's wall.

And although both neighborhoods' waterfront was rezoned in 2005, the residential towers that now line the river in Williamsburg did not make it north.

The attack was strongest at the plantations and other English outposts that now lined the James River.

Then I caught sight of the wooden telegraph poles that now lined the streets.

The influx of foodies has really gone nuts over the past few years, so much so that now lines form very early and it can be a frustrating and discouraging experience.

At the other end of the spectrum, David Bentley once abandoned the Under-21s, using that now familiar line about concentrating on club football.

As she worked in a stationery store in Athens on a street that once bustled with business but that is now lined with empty storefronts and "For Rent" signs, Eleni Rallaki, 41, said the shutdown worried her.