Sentence examples for to be in the line from inspiring English sources

To be in the line, to get the food.

Each of Rinehart's children has seemed, at different stages, to be in the line of succession.

"I'm happy to be in the line of these great guys," Mr. Fallon said.

Also unlike bar codes, RFIDS can be read remotely without having to be in the line of sight of the reader.

In the Xinjiang case, America is more likely to be in the line of fire as the host of Ms Kadeer, who sought asylum there after being released from prison on medical parole in 2005.

Thirty-eight deaths of police officers have been determined to be in the line of duty and related to ground zero work, Mr. Browne said, not including the 23 "combat line of duty" deaths of officers killed when the towers fell.

"We're all fighting to be in the line-up, to be in the squad.

Smokin Beau, one of the market leaders for the Longchamp sprint before suffering a minor setback, is expected to be in the line-up.

He wants to be in the line-up for the first World Cup game against the United States on 12 June.

If the leak appears to be in the lines between the filter and the pool, most experts will pressure-test them.

Paddy Cunningham has recovered from a knee injury and is expected to be in the line-up to face Monaghan.