Sentence examples for whichever line from inspiring English sources

Whichever line the Tories take on Brexit, part of their support base will be angered.

Like everyone else who'd read the poems in Greek, Parry knew that these epithets always fill the same position in whichever line they appear that they were ready-made metrical placeholders.

Like everyone else who'd read the poems in Greek, Parry knew that these epithets always fill the same position in whichever line they appear — that they were ready-made metrical placeholders.

That means whichever line you draw between men and women it is going to be arbitrary".

Whichever line would elicit the hardest, loudest, and lengthiest laugh would be named Seinfeld's funniest joke, and by way of the 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair poll results, the funniest joke in sitcom history.

The Brand New Testament (Le tout nouveau testament) (Belgium) The premise of The Brand New Testament is that God is a mean-spirited jerk who spends most of his time sitting at his computer thinking of new ways to make people miserable (e.g., whichever line you choose to stand in, the others will move faster).

But once you see that something is not actually new, but only does what another thing did before faster or cheaper, isn't it a rational choice to draw a line there — whichever side of that line you choose to stand on?

Crucially, our studies show for the first time that in only 1/20 cell lines did a combination of sub-maximal inhibition of MEK + AKT cause a significantly greater growth inhibition compared with growth inhibition caused by maximal MEK or AKT inhibition alone (whichever the cell line was sensitive to, or both, if the cell line was equally sensitive to MEK and AKT inhibition).

Whichever way the line of causation runs, it's alarming.

And "I fell in love the way you fall asleep: slowly, and then all at once," is simply a great movie line, whichever way you cut it.

Whichever way the line goes, here's hoping airlines see the light.  .