Sentence examples for unwieldy lines from inspiring English sources

Compared to the relatively smooth-running fare systems in Washington and Chicago, New York's appears to have been designed to challenge, and to create long, unwieldy lines.

All the while, Kmart overlooked its stores and alienated customers with uncompetitive prices, unwieldy lines and unsightly presentation.

China Telecom still owns a huge, but unwieldy, fixed-line phone network, as well as a data-transmission business.

Previously, directors had to use expensive and unwieldy cranes or lines of track to get smooth, bump-free camera movements.

He was supposed to act as the political enforcer to keep Ms Rousseff's unwieldy coalition in line.

And Captain Duval (Bruce Boxleitner) is their sword master and surrogate father, charged with keeping the unwieldy group in line.

Palo Alto, Calif.-based Chemdex aims to grab a slice of the $9.4 billion market for life sciences research products, not by giving folks news, but by putting the industry's numerous and unwieldy catalogs on-line to reduce the time it takes to locate the exact beaker or chemical agent from among 240,000 products offered by roughly 100 suppliers.

But in the first year, lines became so unwieldy that it became a reservation house.

But it is, of course, unwieldy.

He had tried to form his unwieldy corps-sized column into line to bring his full firepower to bear and overwhelm Hoghton's brigade, but his deploying companies were constantly driven back into the column by the intense British musketry.

Red lines in politics are unwieldy, leaving no room for the intrusion of reality, and the voters, if they keep on returning hung parliaments, will have to get used to a new style of politics.