Sentence examples for whatever line from inspiring English sources

"Go with whatever line you think is better," Swift answers.

"Go with whatever line you think is better," Swift responded.

People are fighting to stand still, whatever line of work they're in.

The models wore creepy white stockings on their heads and voluminous bleached denim outfits that crossed whatever line previously existed between overalls and pantsuits.

But it almost seems like Williams's expressions crossed whatever line they may have crossed not because they were religious but because they were personal.

(On his number one issue - immigration - he is running on the Howard-Cameron 2005 model, not whatever line the Tory leader will try next time).

"What I tried to do was make whatever lines I played flow evenly and fully and as smoothly as possible.

From Golfshot, you can share your swing with friends, along with the "Tiger Lines," or whatever lines you've chosen to draw on the swing.

You're not the boss of me!" Rummaging through accusations until she finds whatever lines up with the way she feels inside, abandoned in the hard world.

We have total creative control, as long as we match their curriculum goals, their sensibilities, and as long as whatever lines we write for their characters are appropriate.

The AFP vowed to pursue whatever lines of global inquiry were necessary to probe for any links to jihadi groups or motivations, as senior police said nothing was being ruled out, including mental health or drug misuse issues.