Sentence examples for useful line from inspiring English sources

"My family owns a house in Telluride" was his favorite, most useful line.

By Antonya Nelson "My family owns a house in Telluride" was his favorite, most useful line.

I wasted a good and useful line from "Measure for Measure" on her.

If the commission decides to recall Stevenson, as its chairman Andrew Tyrie threatened to do, that's another useful line to explore.

The National Union of Journalists' code applies to comms people just as much as reporters and one very useful line to note is that members should strive "to ensure that information disseminated is honestly conveyed, accurate and fair".

John A. Robertson, a professor of law and bioethics at the University of Texas, said: "The distinction between doing it for so-called family balancing or gender variety would be a useful line to draw at this stage of the debate, just as maybe a practice guideline, and let's just see how it works out".

They all can be handled with more ease than you'd think Egbert provides some useful lines you can use to communicate clearly and confidently about how you'd like people to refer to you.

This judicial circus trampled over potentially useful lines of inquiry and evidence.

She put the music into beautiful and useful lines, whether in a drama such as Housewife, 49 or a song such as "Let's Do It".

As you read this, I'm going to be in a plane heading on my next adventure — my win-a-trip journey to southern Africa — but comments are always appreciated, along with suggestions for other places to go or useful lines of reporting.

Such a laboratory system represents a simplified testbed for the more practically useful line-of-sight stabilization.