Sentence examples for there were some lines from inspiring English sources

There were some lines at Hartsfield in Atlanta this morning, but they had dwindled to almost nothing by late afternoon.

There were some lines that I fumbled; the tempo of situps and poetry grew concurrently faster as the bardic fury took hold.

The first programme was about class and, while there were some lines to make you smile (Wehn said his father told him to leave Germany in 1984 because all the jobs had been taken by "chirpy, lovable, violent Geordies" in Auf Wiedersehen Pet) much of it relied on flat cliches and we also had to suffer Peter York talking unfunny twaddle.

"There were some lines Justice Thomas chose not to cross, that Judge Kavanaugh did, particularly in terms of partisanship," he said.

"But in the end, there are some lines that we had to call and apologize for".

But there are some lines that are crossed only with the greatest peril.

That episode suggests that there are some lines that the image manipulators at glossy magazines will not cross.

The advertising industry does not seem to recognise that there are some lines it just should not cross.

There are some lines that are so ripely in the Williams vein that they might have been written by a parodist.

They said that when it came to undercover officers engaging in sexual activity "there are some lines that police officers must not cross".

There's some lines like that in my songs that I think only people who know me would know where that sits with me.