Sentences with phrase «often long lines»

Many minds of possibly many generations help to weave a myth, and a doctrine results from the reflection and deliberation of an often long line of religious thinkers.

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No longer were the opinion programs on Fox News dominated by pundits towing the Republican Party line — pro-Trump Republicans clashed often on air with «Never Trump» - ers.

When looking for a new home, the priorities of Canada's wealthy are often in line with the typical home buyer — but having more money also means their home shopping list is far longer, and the items to be checked off are considerably more luxurious.

In case you missed it, here's the quick and dirty: TIFF requires people to pay inflated prices to wait in long lines to see movies in venues that often aren't built to show them.

Accordingly, the rejection of labor contracts «has not been the mechanism of last resort to save a failing business,» the Air Line Pilots Association told Congress in 2010, «but instead has often been used by employers as a business model to gain long - term economic advantage by unfairly gutting the wages and working conditions of airline and other employees.»

The service might create a ride just for you, but just as often, it puts you in a ride that began long ago — one that has spanned several drop - offs and pickups, a kind of instant bus line created from collective urban demand.

Additionally, home equity loans and lines of credit usually have longer repayment periods, often 10 years or longer.

We can often do what banks can not — including loans of up to $ 10 million, payback terms as long as 7 to 25 years, and dynamic solutions that combine term and lines of credit to satisfy short and long term financing needs.

A long line of bards and balladeers, most of them indebted to the twelfth century Sanskrit poet, Jayadeva, who decisively shaped the legend's outlines, have often described the setting of this legend of love.

Crowds waited patiently in line, often for as long as five hours, to glimpse...

His poems are often torrents of words, creating longer lines and therefore longer poems, although he also uses short - lined quatrains in some of his verse.

The lines in Toronto are often very long, particularly in the eating places that are strongly in demand.

I often hear that schools can't implement salad bars because it takes too long for the students to make their choices and that it «holds - up» the line.

After USHG opened the first permanent Shake Shack as a kiosk in the park in 2004, Meyer's team spent years refining the craft: serving better - quality burgers, hot dogs, shakes, and fries; treating guests with a level of hospitality more often found in restaurants than fast - food joints; and making its cultish following of customers happy enough to endure those infamously long lines.

Often thought about a line by line response myself but frankly it would take too long and it won't register.

Often times, games will start moving on Sunday night when the lines are first posted, and will continue moving in one direction all week long.

This allowed them to concentrate on their possession and with the inclusion of Sakho and Can, this was a clear improvement to the partnership of Skrtel and Lovren — Sakho is often able to create dangerous situations through incisive forward passes between the lines; Can is similar and also has the ability to make a driving run into midfield, collapsing the opposition's marking or use accurate long switches of play.

The stand - by line is often pretty manageable (I wonder if that has anything to do with grown - ups — ahem — not being able to handle the spinning, but I digress) but even if it looks long it seems to move fast.

The top - of - the - line models often have higher weight limits, so you can use them longer.

The line for this attraction is often very reasonable, so it is a smart ride to save for when lines are long for in - demand attractions like Peter Pan and Dumbo.

For at least three decades, officials have debated adding a track on the Long Island Rail Road's Main Line, with often vehement opposition from some residents over train noise, disruption during construction and the acquisition of homes and businesses.

Cellphone service is spotty at best — transportation is limited and his siblings often face long lines for basic necessities,...

Long is angling for the Conservative Party's endorsement, which often provides a crucial second line to Republican candidates in statewide elections.

The new system would mean arrestees wouldn't have to wait in jail as people trying to bail them out took time off work, traveled to payment locations and often waited in long lines to post...

Republicans often depend on the Conservative line to supply crucial extra votes in close elections, and Long's comments could free up some marginal Republicans to support a marijuana bill in the Senate, if legislation comes to the floor.

As someone who's spent a long time — and probably far too long — studying the willingness of MPs to vote against their party line, I'm often asked the question: is it effective?

Plus, local generation is more reliable than electricity transported over long transmission lines, a major plus on brutal winter days we often see in February.

The second floor of the John H. Mulroy Civic Center is often filled with jostling families waiting in long lines to see a Department of Social Services caseworker.

Now some studies have shown that the differences are likely cultural: the Müller - Lyer visual illusion, which shows two lines of equal length where one is often perceived, at least by American undergrads, as longer than the other, is actually not an illusion at all for the San foragers of the Kalahari.

Science Careers readers often think that companies have an easy time filling open positions; they've seen the long lines that form at career fairs.

Protected steel pipes are often used for higher pressure, longer distance transmission lines.

The newer virtual guide, while still aimed toward anonymity, will initially be contained in kiosks and rolled out for testing in crowded veterans hospitals, where soldiers and veterans now often have to wait in long lines for a counseling appointment.

This path to radicalisation is in line with what many studies on terrorist behaviour in the past decade have suggested, and is a long way from the often peddled idea of indoctrination.

These moons have orbital periods exactly 2 and 4 times as long as Io's, which results in the three moons lining up every so often.

Sure, the checkout lines are long, often wrapping all the way...

Sure, the checkout lines are long, often wrapping all the way around the small New York City stores, but those 1 - pound dark chocolate bars are hard to live without.

Suits made from lightweight materials such as linen often comes with long lines.

Often designed with a fish - tail or long - lined at the hem, it's an ideal T - shirt to throw on for your more casual days.

Although this season's long vest is most often worn lose in a straight line, some of the vests can also be belted as shown in the picture at the top of this article.

Bottom Line: For people who forget to wash their brushes often (or at all), this set helps fight off bacteria, so you can go longer between washes.

Our company offers a full line of tunic style cardigans that resemble traditional cardigans, but are longer and often button from the front, or have no buttons at all.

This can have short and long sleeves, often being wide, adjusted with elastic in the wrist or on the shoulder line.

Yes, this is a technique that is often employed to create a long, unbroken leg line, but it also eliminates hard breaks to create a more unified silhouette.

Irrespective of the uncertainty that often greets directors attempting their English - language debut, the long line of helmers willing to try their hand at making the switch continues to grow.

Richard Attenborough's film version of the long - running Broadway musical hit A Chorus Line not only avoids the disaster that many had predicted for it, but is often surprisingly effective and enjoyable, transcending its troubled history.

Line deliveries are often punctuated with long silences to let each one really sink in.

This is a wordy film — the characters often have long melodramatic lines, with many of the scenes heavy in text and thin in action.

It's directed by Peter Hyams, who changes film composers more often than most people change their underpants — a long line of very fine composers have worked on his films, including Jerry Goldsmith, John Barry, Michael Small, David Shire and Bruce Broughton; in the mid to late 1990s, John Debney did three in a row, with this sandwiched between Sudden Death and End of Days.

When you ponder the landscape of cinema as it exists today, it can feel as if a movie like «Get Out» or «Dunkirk,» and — indeed — the holy trinity of popularity, acclaim, and relevance, which used to go such a long way toward defining movies as an art form, now lines up about as often as an eclipse.

Schools typically are organized into long, often windowless corridors, lined with 900 - square - foot classrooms — a floor plan that consigns teachers and students to working in relative isolation behind closed doors.