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61. Reassuring themselves that the train had broken down, both men felt confident that they would find nothing untoward on the line.

62. The launch will bring a rare toast from millions of rail passengers hit by winter delays caused by leaves on the line.

63. Many years later, but before the tracks were removed, a tragic event happened on the line.

64. The latter will be instantly recognisable by the vibrations you can feel on the line if it is held reasonably tight.

65. Every settlement on the line of march was festooned with the national colors.

66. It will be one of two engines pulling trains on the line this summer.

67. Marriage teeters on the line between a cooperative venture and a form of mutual exploitation-ask any divorce lawyer.

68. But there was no doubt that it was the other woman on the line.

69. And I am not going to hassle him over his choices because it's his neck on the line.

70. The caller was still on the line(Sentencedict.com), Rain had to give him her attention.

71. With the game on the line, Kansas City scored two touchdowns in five minutes.

72. The slip knot should be marked with a spot of colour on the line.

73. He told Sir Bryan to get the Chief Constable on the line immediately and to keep it open in the meantime.

74. Parr kept his window open, and while he waited on the line, let the sounds from outside wash his consciousness.

75. The fences on either side of the track were in poor repair and in April 1965 children were seen on the line.

76. Kirkus also made a solo attempt on the line now known as Nameless, retreating from its final pitch.

77. Sam Somerville and Duncan McCrea would later tell the inquiry that they were as stunned as those listening on the line.

78. Place the cursor on the line just above the column headings. 7.

79. The pressures to perform were immense and their careers were on the line: They expect me to hit the ground running.

80. A lot of people are putting money on the line, hoping what Petruchio says he can do, he will do.

81. This is like sending Barry Bonds to the plate with the game on the line and having him bunt.

82. Then pinch a small shot on the line at the other end to stop the slug from sliding up the line.

83. A woman's voice came on the line, firm and self-assured.

84. Then there was this pause on the line, and neither one of us said any-thing.

85. Now 350 jobs here and more than 5,000 at production bases in Birmingham and Lancashire are on the line.

86. Keep him on the line so we can trace the call.

87. My day is over, but the soldiers on the line will continue to man observation posts and patrol throughout the night.

88. This latter line is also statistically significant; the points on the line are most unlikely to be there purely by chance.

89. But one thing leads to another, and Sister Helen finds herself challenged to put her beliefs on the line.

90. I couldn't blame her; she'd laid things on the line from the start, as I had.