Sentence examples for which line up from inspiring English sources
The walls, which line up with where the World Trade Center towers stood, will be engraved with the names of 744 from New Jersey who died there.
Julie North Chelminski of Norwalk, Conn., sent photographs of her flock of chickens, which line up to lay eggs in the backyard clay oven.
Despite their chaotic rotations, the moons appear to be locked into stable trajectories, which the researchers said is likely to be due to them moving in resonant orbits, which line up exactly at regular time intervals.
The Liberal Democratic Party also remains entrenched in rural areas because of the strength of the support groups like town associations and the construction industry, which line up behind one candidate.
BBC F1 technical analyst Gary Anderson said: "The Red Bull has holes through the axle, which is titanium, which line up with holes in the wheels.
Whether that possibility is realized depends on whether she can reach voters who have a mishmash of concerns, not all of which line up with traditional partisan ideologies.
The group, which lined up predevelopment financing from LISC and Deutsche Bank, is scheduled to meet today with city officials to discuss how to proceed.
One such effort in Canada comes from the Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition, which lined up 20 Canadian companies as members earlier this month, including Air Canada and IKEA Canada.
This counter-service restaurant is packed daily at lunch with an almost entirely Chinese clientele, which lines up out on the sidewalk from noon to 1 30.
In the video, Ms. Williams, sitting at a long table in front of prosecutors and investigators, gives an account that diverges from the one she gave on the witness stand, and which lines up with the testimony of several defense witnesses.
For example, the married people in the lowest skill group saw their work hours fall about half of the drop for unmarried people with the same skill, which lines up with the huge difference in their incentive changes.
