Sentence examples for to do lines from inspiring English sources

"He used to do lines from the movies to entertain us," he recalled yesterday.

Misbehaving school pupils should be made to do lines, write essays, run around a playing field or pick up litter, according to guidance issued by the Department for Education last week.

This offered opportunities to practice central line insertion and intubation in a supervised simulated setting: "…it is run by the ICU staff as well as some Emergency physicians and you kind of go through basic technique on how to intubate, how to do lines, then you run clinical simulations with various case scenarios" (Resident 1.3).

The important thing was that they could express the feeling in the song, which we'd tell them how to do line by line.

They're willing to do all the things you have to do — line up the loans, pay the insurance, get reproduction rights, publish scholarly catalogs.

Here's what to do: Line a tray with a kitchen towel and lay out the less-than-ripe specimens, making sure they don't touch.

But what are we meant to do? Line ourselves up on the banks of the Thames at dawn to be shot?

ExpenseCloud seeks to differentiate itself mostly with the ability to do line-item reporting, as well as through integration with a number of different bookkeeping solutions.

The app also does some basic snapping for users who want to do line drawings, making it easy to draw parallel lines, for example (hence the app's name).

My efforts fundamentally get in the way with what Peter is trying to do: line his own pockets by keeping the system broken.

Once he creates his models and compositions, he pulls the files into Photoshop to do line detailing, coloring, and post-image work.