Sentence examples for usual line from inspiring English sources

"We demand more than we're willing to pay for," is the usual line.

One thing they will not offer is insurance, Zurich's usual line of business.

When the doctors arrive, it's clear the consultant isn't pursuing the usual line of enquiries about mini-strokes.

No way could he have responded to the news with his usual line: "What a revoltin' development dis is".

The usual line about kitsch is that it's an affront, a cheapening of the culture, a danger.

Fans in certain sections in the upper deck can order and pay for food from their phones, then pick it up without waiting in the usual line.

Ellis was forced to make some major adjustments to her usual line-up, with Lauren Holiday and Megan Rapinoe suspended due to yellow card accumulation.

It's not the usual line-up for a musical, but then this resolutely unhip but up-to-this-minute show boasts an almost entirely mature cast: apart from one not very nubile schoolgirl there is no young person on stage.

V Festival 22-23 August Weston Park, Shropshire; Hylands Park, Chelmsford The music: Pop and indie The line-up: This year marks the 20th anniversary of the double-site V Festival, which is back with its usual line-up of pop favourites and sing-along-friendly indie tunes.

As the usual line-up of white, senior, well-off men declare their candidacies for the Republican nomination in 2012 US presidential race, the question for women in politics advocates is whether to support the only officially declared female candidate, Michele Bachmann.

Microsoft says Windows 10 on Azure will provide access to the Microsoft Store and the usual line-of-business applications that businesses have written for their users.