Sentence examples for woolly lines from inspiring English sources
Long, woolly lines formed on the streets as people waited in the cold to open trading accounts.
Mr Balls, like him a former disciple of Mr Brown, is thought to disdain his woolly line on the deficit.Clarity and its attendant virtue of toughness are Mr Balls's strongest claim to the leadership.
This sort of woolly thinking drives business professors mad.
Some people let their hedges grow high and broad, billowing over the property line like a woolly mammoth.
He admired Max Beerbohm, and, though the Englishman's line is as woolly and limp as the American's is wiry and crisp, an affinity can be felt in the carefree anatomy and formal balance of their tableaux.
Clay pots with dead marigolds — woolly brown swabs on bent, withered stalks — lined the steps.
On Central Park West the other day, a jagged line of schoolchildren swathed in a woolly rainbow of jackets, scarves and mittens bopped along.
The woolly mammoth was one of the last in a line of mammoth species, beginning with Mammuthus subplanifrons in the early Pliocene.
Drawn in vigorous black lines by an artist in the ice age, a woolly mammoth shakes hairs that hide its face and vaunts slender tusks that reach almost to the ground.
Men my age take an almost generational pride in keeping the line between adult and adolescent behavior vague and woolly.
Peter Tosh and Bob Marley rehearsing, 1974 The person with the white woolly hat, it was him, Bob and Bunny Wailer and that was the full line-up at the time.
