Sentence examples for through its lines from inspiring English sources
When the LRA opened fire, the unit let the group through its lines, to move south for the Ugandans to deal with.There could be 5,500 children in all, says the United Nations.
In some places police seemed relaxed, letting people pass through its lines, chatting with protesters, being photographed, flirting with young women who tried to tame their hearts and minds; in other places the police lines and protesters kept staring at each other across barricades.
Probabilistic load flow (PLF) analyses the probability behaviour of the power injected and demanded in an electrical network, providing cumulative results of the power flowing through its lines.
Goat gone feral comes in where the fence is opencomes in and makes hay and nips the tree seedlingsand climbs the granite and bleats, through its line-through-the-bubble-of-a-spirit-level eyes it tracks our progress and bleats again.
by Sharon Levy Goat gone feral comes in where the fence is opencomes in and makes hay and nips the tree seedlingsand climbs the granite and bleats, through its line-through-the-bubble-of-a-spirit-level eyes it tracks our progress and bleats again.
If the case holds up and turns out bigger than it appears, it'll be a substantial black eye for Gibson, which was an early leader, through its line of SmartWood instruments, in trying to secure environmentally-benign sources of guitar wood.
Telewest Communications P.L.C. has agreed to test faster Internet access to the Sony Corporation's PlayStation 2 game through its cable lines.
Also on Monday, the Fed said it would provide limitless dollars through its swap lines with foreign central banks in an effort to unfreeze inter-bank lending.
Also on Monday, the Fed said it would provide limitless dollars through its swap lines with foreign central banks in an effort to unfreeze interbank lending.
No matter who Texans paid for their electricity, TXU earned a cut by sending the current through its power lines.
In similar fashion the Kingdom of Piedmont, through its rail lines, brought pressure on the Italian states to join in a united country about 1860.
