Sentence examples for word lines from inspiring English sources
On Broadway, the word "lines" means different things to different people.
Coaches in football games usually hang out on the SIDELINES, and Mr. David has reserved the three columns on both the left and right sides of the grid as the place for words that can precede the word LINES.
Indeed, the first statement echoed, nearly word for word, lines that Jack Nicholson utters in "A Few Good Men," when his character, a Marine commander, is caught breaking rules.
It is easier to read than, say, "Finnegans Wake," but hard going between such bursts of dazzle as the "resistance message": Calling partisans of all nations — Cut word lines — Shift linguals — Vibrate tourists — Free doorways — Word falling — Photo falling — Break through in Grey Room.
The contact pads on the left/right side are word lines, while the contact pads on the top side are bit lines.
Word lines of A and B are connected to reference voltage (VR) while the word line of Y is connected to supply voltage (VDD).
"Parallel Lines" consists of two framed title pages, each printed with the word "line".
"The Word (line 1) is the impulse that makes and comprehends.
Word by word, line by line, Clattenburg shed the stereotype of the referee as a functionary rendered anonymous by authority.
The great thing about it was its richness of sound, as word after word, line after line, beckoned the next and thus kept the reader moving forward.
If I am elected leader in September, I am determined that Labour will fight this regressive bill, word by word, line by line".
