Sentence examples for way of line from inspiring English sources

In the mid-20th century artists such as Richard Diebenkorn (Berkeley No. 52, 1955) and Helen Frankenthaler (Desert Pass, 1976), among others, embraced the freedom of abstraction to transform by way of line, colour, and form the last remaining remnants of the traditional landscape into mere suggestions of the natural and built world.

Thirty board members "is way, way out of line" with current norms, Mr. Elson said.

It was way, way out of line over a can of peaches.

In hundreds of campaigns, e-mail has replaced telephones as a way of lining up volunteers for Election Day.

"We are used to 4-4-2," said the player in reference to the standard English way of lining up, with four defenders across the back.

The cynic might argue this is a calculated way of lining the pockets of Google, while removing advertiser flexibility (and choice) at the same time.

One of the dam's most vocal critics, Dai Qing, who once worked on a leading state newspaper, says that in spite of the project's many drawbacks, many officials see it as a way of lining their pockets.

Cuban: No, it's not going to go the way of lines, but there's a lot of change.

One great way of lining up all the necessary ingredients to hit the pinpoint is to become an expert informational interviewer.

LA: "Well, my actions and reactions, and the way I treated certain scenarios, were way out of line, so I deserved some punishment.

Negotiating when they are way out of line starts you out at way too weak a position.