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The lines on this paper are very faint. Draw a red line under your name. A line separates the numerator from the denominator
Do you see that line of trees? Put a heavy black line round the obituary notices
He has many lines on his face. The palmist said I have a long lifeline
We crossed the line into Italy. I don't mind cooking dinner, but I draw the line at washing the dishes. There is a fine line between genius and insanity
The line of the skirt is too straight
I stood in line for six hours for tickets. The line wound all the way round the block
Saying that he was a computer programmer, he asked me my line
Drop me a line when you get there
What line will our competitors take to win the account? I adopted the line of least resistance
Interpol is trying to get a line on where he might be found
The anchor line became entangled. Hang the clothes out on the line
The accident on the southern line is delaying all the trains
We have three lines at the office. He tried all day to get you on the line
These men have been in the line for weeks. Captain Hughes was given command of a ship of the line
She comes from a long line of horsewomen
What line of lawnmower do you distribute?
I know my lines by heart for the school play. She has one line in the third act
He handed her a line about being lonely, but she soon found out why
We all think she's in line
in or into line
Bring the balusters for the railing in line
We are bringing the staffing requirements into line with the council's recommendations
Were you able to bring the other board members into line?
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