Sentence examples for unusual lines from inspiring English sources
THE fate of UFJ Holdings, smallest, weakest and worst-run of Japan's four giant banks, is developing along unusual lines.
And mixed feelings have sprung afresh with the recent debut of the company's Z4 roadster, which resembles a metallic shark with a highly reflective surface and unusual lines.
Bare-chested, with silver armlets and belt above blue leggings, with unusual lines of makeup on forehead and upper lip, he connects virility to virtuoso delicacy.
In a 5-4 ruling, the court held that they can.In this section Scratching a living Bubble-hunting Action women A lesson in packing Won't hurt a bit Blown away The China syndrome ReprintsThe court divided along unusual lines.
The REITs lumped together into the specialty basket are actually a diverse group of companies with unusual lines of business that can provide singular opportunities for investors, real estate experts said.
In 1914, Baxandall pointed out that most of the unusual lines came from manganese, and that similar lines were present in the spectrum of μ Leporis.
The opening was an unusual line of the Semi-Slav Defense.
He highlighted the book's unusual line breaks and one-word sentences, concluding, "It's a fun, good read".
So we had drums, tambourine, piano and roadie - an unusual line-up, but musically the Sixties were experimental times.
His unusual line of work drew wide coverage in the news media, including a profile in The New York Times in November.
When Molly Easo Smith delivered her inaugural address as president of Manhattanville College last spring, she opened with an unusual line: "Welcome, namaste, vannakkam, namaskaaram, bienvenidos and welcome".
