Sentence examples for the lines in which from inspiring English sources
When you search for Moses, a results window appears, listing all the lines in which Moses is mentioned.
By contrast, there's a delicate, ethereal quality to the lines in which "Statistics / held in water vapour measure up to eons of weather".
Never again will I come to you, never again or — the lines in which the notion of desire as "bittersweet" appears for the first time in Western literature — Once again Love, that loosener of limbs, bittersweet and inescapable, crawling thing, seizes me.
On BBC Radio 4's Today programme Vanessa Redgrave read with husky solemnity the lines in which the poet demands, "Let Reason mount the Despot's mouldering throne / And bid an injured nation cease to moan", but could not make it sound like good poetry.
And what about the lines in which he explains to a friend why he did not begrudge losing the sight of his eyes by working for Cromwell and his cause (he lost the sight of his left eye in 1648, worked on using his right eye, and became wholly blind in 1652):... What supports me, dost thou ask?
Sir Walter Scott alludes to a similar explanation in his epic poem The Lady of the Lake (1810), which contains the lines in which Scott uses "River Demon" to denote a "kelpy".
Unless, of course, the game is on the line, in which case the rules get tossed out.
Witherspoon won a best actress Oscar in 2005 for her portrayal of June Carter in the Johnny Cash biopic Walk the Line, in which she also sang.
As well as Walk the Line, in which he played singer Johnny Cash opposite an Oscar-winning Reese Witherspoon, Phoenix was nominated for Ridley Scott's Gladiator in 2001.
Nigerians also suffer from a common practice known as "tossing the line" in which telephone engineers cut a line and then ask for an exorbitant reconnection fee.
The speechwriter duly obliged and came up with the line in which Lincoln appealed to "the better angels of our nature".
