Sentence examples for thing a line from inspiring English sources

She is organized, clever, and kindhearted, and once she knows what she wants she will pursue a thing — a line of argument, a hockey ball, a band to hire for the prom — with a charmingly ruthless will.

Cruz responded by drawing himself up and solemnly quoting what "John Adams famously said" — that facts are stubborn things — a line that seemed, both in content and tone, to prove Paul's point.

It's been pointed out, in fact, that there's some serious dissonance between the heartfelt tribute to Jesus that Wright delivers on the "Sanctified" hook and the rest of the song, which includes, among other things, a line by Kanye in which he talks back to God after God tells him he's too aggressive.

"You had to physically take a cable from one socket to another, and in that sense you had both a real physical object – the cable – and you had a graphic thing – a black line.

"When these things become a line item, not a black hole, is when things can really take off".

As long as there are folks who thing a command line is better than a mouse, the original text-only social network will live on.

She called her script "Hard World for Small Things," after a line from the 1955 film "The Night of the Hunter".

So I shouldn't have been that surprised that you ended things with a line from Annie Hall.

If you can get those two things in a line, the truth and a laugh, then that justifies the whole fucking show to me".

But Larry is not that precious -- there's only occasional things, like a line that he really wants to work, but there's some slapstick stuff that we cut from the movie that really made me laugh.

During the brief ceremony, Ms. McLean, who said she didn't want her wedding to be "a drawn-out sappy thing," wore an A-line, vintage-inspired Rivini gown with lace trim, and an apricot-colored sash.