Sentence examples for use of a line from inspiring English sources

The 44-year-old senator caved after a series of minor controversies, including his use of a line by the British Labour Party leader Neil Kinnock without attribution.

The nautical theme is continued through the use of a line of light, which will rise diagonally on the face of the building from water to sky.

William Faulkner's estate is suing Woody Allen for unauthorized use of a line from "Requiem for a Nun" in his 2011 film "Midnight in Paris".

That same year, Paul Pugmire, a Democratic candidate for the Salt Lake City Council, was shamed into apologizing for his use of a line from the Steve Martin classic "The Jerk": "I was born a poor black child".

Phillip Mitsis, a professor of classics at New York University, said there was some irony to Mr. Lhota's use of a line that was originally used, in part, to justify imperialism.

Faulkner Literary Rights said in its suit that this was an unauthorized use of a line from the author's 1950 novel, "Requiem for a Nun," which reads: "The past is never dead.

Pin on disc wear tests on steel and alumina discs have been carried out using the NPL designed system which enables in situ monitoring of the wear and surface condition through the use of a line-scan camera microscope.

Regular use of a quality line conditioner before and after fishing will protect your line and help it last longer and give you longer more accurate casts.

If you like to get the most use out of a line, take the old line off onto a different spool, then re-spool it on back wards.

The use of a dedicated line was linked to a significant decrease in the incidence of hypoglycaemic events.

The use of a coating line for a wide range of products, having a large spectrum of rheology properties and coating thicknesses, is very often the case.