Sentences with phrase «place in line»

The eye naturally goes to the same starting place in each line for left aligned text, as opposed to different places for centered aligned text.

There are a number of different ways of reading the advertisement copy above, and plenty of places in each line of text where the emphasis can be placed.

Normally you wouldn't want such similar buttons placed in line with each other, but the logic of them here works well.

Mix in the almond milk until batter comes together, then place in lined cupcake tins (this made about 6 cupcakes for me).

The cut squash is placed in a lined baking dish and roasted skin side up at 375 for thirty - five minutes.

Place in a lined muffin pan sprayed with vegetable oil.

One story mission has you hold another character's place in line at a food stand.

An assortment of white pillar candle holders of various heights are placed in a line down the length of the table in descending heights.

Once I got off the boat I was placed in a line for people with baby carriage.

He would have been reported to the authorities and placed in line with 5000 other cats who are awaiting their cruel fate of being put down.

Fix: Write yourself a note and place it in your line of vision, reminding you to slow down.

Withdrawals from Afghanistan should not take place in line with election timetables, former Labour defence secretary George Robertson has said.

Law professor Dale Carpenter (from whom I took an excellent class on sexual orientation and the law), writing at Volokh Conspiracy about «The Real Standing Problem in the Marriage Cases ``: As 7 a.m. approached and the lawyers arrived to take their pre-paid places in line, something else happened.

Place in a lined loaf tin and push down / compress into the tin well (you may want to use a masher for this!).

According to Don Balon, as re-reported by The Express, Valverde is open to the idea of offloading Denis Suarez in the new year as the 23 - year - old continues to struggle to hold down a regular place in his line - up.

For training, the dispensers were placed in a line pointing away from the chicks.

According to William Kentridge, «The Rebus sculptures [are] as hieroglyphs, placed in a line like a line of letters or words or syllables which can be Pittsburgh (/ ˈ p ɪ t s b ɜːr ɡ / PITS - burg) is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the United States, and is the county seat of Allegheny

Lone Survivor owns its rightful place in that line of production that resurrected the horror gaming in a big way.

He repeatedly placed himself in a line of education reformers - often outside the Conservative party, including Tony Blair and Lord Adonis.

A special place in the line - up is occupied by the high - end, high - performance S and RS models and the Audi R8 (combined fuel consumption in l / 100 km: 12.5 - 11.4; combined CO2 emissions in g / km: 292 - 272).

But during that very brief moment during refinancing when you've paid off mortgage # 1 (to be replaced by a new, refinanced mortgage), the second mortgage holder suddenly moves to first place in line.

It is a form of free association that places her in a line extending from da Vinci's suggestion, to allow the stains on a wall to inspire compositions, to Max Ernst's surrealist frottagetechniques.

Scotty enterprises is going to host the exhibition as the last place in the line and is going to show works of all participating artists.

I invite everyone to accept with open hearts this document, which places itself in the line of the Church's social doctrine.

I believe all these artificial barriers to lawyers moving around the country are ridiculous, and here's yet another barrier placed in the line of people who've done everything right after they've done something wrong, and we're going to continue to punish them.

Passing the aptitude test places you in line for an interview.

It took at least another half hour for the bulk of the battle to be over, and by the time the last wagon had been filled, the crowd was beginning to settle back into their former places in line.

Where that pump maybe placed in line.

Place in the lined pan and press down with a wet spatula (then it won't stick!).

But for instance, VXGN and landlord are in negotiations, VXGN could as a last resort threaten a bankruptcy, under which it could break the lease anyway... with no debt, shareholders would hold the same place in line.

In this part of the continent a considerable proportion of livestock production takes place in line with the intensive model, as in the case of pig, poultry and a large proportion of cattle livestock.

And if his showing in Galatasaray hasn't placed him in line for a starts over the likes of Welbeck then there's surely no doubt he has to be on the bench over the likes of the ineffectual Joel Campbell.

As 7 a.m. approached and the lawyers arrived to take their pre-paid places in line, something else happened.

Regular marking of students books and students acting on the feedback they receive should take place in line with the assessment and marking policy (see also appendix A)

Hold them in your hand, place them in your line of vision, or wear them as jewelry.

You managed to move up one place in line.

It takes a long time to get either one, but you can file a provisional application that holds your place in line, in case someone else comes up with the same thing.

They can also put down a refundable $ 1,000 deposit to reserve a place in line.

Without those signups, I'm thinking the wait would have been months based on my place in line before / after those additions.

Most startups using the «waiting list» method usually send you a thank you email telling you your place in line, and then send you another email announcing your number is up.

Tesla has over 400,000 Model 3 reservation holders who each placed a $ 1,000 deposit to get a place in line when the vehicle enters production later this year.

He smiled nervously and returned to his place in the line of confirmands.

Madeleine L'Engle might as well take her place in line: the line up of people who somehow disappoint us terribly with their humanity and complexities, their sins and foibles, habits and hang - ups, imperfections and inconsistencies, even in the very midst of their greatest soul - stirring work.

Jesus comes second and can wait his place in line behind the homeless.

One cool October afternoon in Vancouver, British Columbia, I took my place in line to see what the critics had deemed the runaway hit of the 1986 World's Fair.

Few New Yorkers ever have been so admired as police officer Steven McDonald — and not only because he placed himself in the line of fire.