Sentence examples for unremarkable line from inspiring English sources

Giuliani included a single, unremarkable line about the need to secure ports and borders.

An affable 36-year-old with callused hands, he has two young children and until recently pursued an unremarkable line of work: raising potatoes and pigs.

The sun is shining obstinately; it's another beautiful day, apart from a distant, unremarkable line of cumulus congestus, the type you'd see on many a summer's day in the UK.

Kobe Bryant, whose unremarkable line of 15 missed shots and 6 turnovers also included an ill-advised baseline drive at the end of regulation, was bumped each time he penetrated toward the rim.

When a presenter quoted an unremarkable line from one episode of this eight-year series — Tony saying, of a gorilla, that it "could maul you into ten pieces" — he was corrected by an audience member: "It's 'could innocently maul you into ten pieces.' " The most compelling presentations were not by the theorists but by other kinds of expert.

THE COFOUNDER OF THE WORLD'S largest winery lives behind an unremarkable line of almond trees in aptly named Modesto, Calif., in the heart of the country's fruit basket, the San Joaquin Valley.

Just 12 unremarkable lines in the Baseball Encyclopedia.

It was just for practice, and a Perkin-Elmer board member even asked him, "Why in the world would you want to do this?" The company was a sad sack, struggling with high costs and a hodgepodge of unremarkable product lines.

It was just for practice, and even a Perkin-Elmer board member asked him, "Why in the world would you want to do this?" The company was a sad sack, struggling with high costs and a hodgepodge of unremarkable product lines found in most any lab.

GALLERIES — BROOKLYN GERARD WILLIAMS For "Interior Worlds," an ongoing series of site-specific installations, this British artist has appropriated vacant homes near given exhibition spaces and then embellished windows with unremarkable curtains and lined the sills with tchotchkes.

Petticoat Lane, which snakes through unremarkable back streets lined with cheap tailor, milliner and luggage shops, is predominantly a market for inexpensive clothing and housewares.