Sentence examples for unpredictable lines from inspiring English sources
Both sides of the family specialize in salvage and ocean towing, among the most dangerous and unpredictable lines of tugboat work, and they sometimes bid for the same jobs.
In Hannah's stories of the deep south – a territory as crazed and bloody as the one Flannery O'Connor described – violence and wild humour meet in line after unpredictable line.
From the perspective of some of the Somalis in Uganda, veterans of refugee life, the attacks are another setback in a long and unpredictable line of interviews, security checks and bulletin-board announcements.
But after that he knew he would be faced with the prospect of year-to-year renewals while he waited in a long and unpredictable line for permanent residency — and remained tethered to whatever company was sponsoring him for a green card.
Simic's way of proceeding in a poem, even after more than 20 collections published over some 30 years, is entirely unpredictable: from line to line, he continually seems still to be juggling possibilities.
Hours are unpredictable and lines are long.
The stereotype of the business traveler dashing to catch a plane with minutes to spare was long ago retired; 9/11 and unpredictable security lines took care of that.
To offer contrast to the classicist songwriting, Allmusic noted that "Coxon's guitar tears each song open, either with unpredictable melodic lines or layers of translucent, hypnotic effects, and his work creates great tension with Alex James' kinetic bass".
For the UK to join the US on an unpredictable UN line was a gamble – and in the end it failed.
"The Aussies will look to implement a high tempo game as their strength is an exciting, unpredictable back line with an ability to light things up.
In Ms. Du's work, which she led from her laptop, electronic sounds — some subtly atmospheric, others assertively tactile — provide a frame within which a wind-and-string ensemble spin a web of increasingly wild and unpredictable yet tightly intertwined lines.
