Sentence examples for very lines from inspiring English sources

The Communist Party's 12th "five-year plan", unveiled last year, promises reform along these very lines.

Discovery's founder, chairman and chief executive officer, John S. Hendricks, found himself thinking along those very lines in 1975.

Along those very lines, the new Ritz Carlton Hotel is the latest big player to open up on South Beach.

In one untitled work from 1964, on a long, horizontal canvas, the figure becomes lost in the very lines that define it.

Despite campaign oratory about reaching across sectarian and ethnic lines, the fight over the election has broken along those very lines.

But the epiphanies here are not reported; they are enacted on the page, as suggested by those ambiguous demonstrative pronouns, which make the most sense if they refer to these very lines, and to this very moment of transfiguration.

And, in fact, Osborne has pushed this very line.

"Bill Cosby" phoned in as part of a very line-walking bit.

And here he crosses the very line he says he wants to defend.

d. contain very fluent lines.

Eight very compact lines.