come down the line造句

• The proof, of course, will come down the line.
• The proof will come down the line . . ..
• It just keeps coming down the line . "'
• It made me wonder, what else is coming down the line?
• There are detection methods coming down the line that are more useful,
• The real payoff for Lucent may come down the line in overseas markets.
• If you want to fight come down the line and let's go.
• "That possibility will be coming down the line, " he said.
• Or gets in the way of the next great thing to come down the line?
• Repercussions will come down the line.
• When the guy is coming down the line at you, you want to avoid the collision.
• Either we will find that specific direct orders did come down the line for what happened in Vukovar.
• I am not happy about it, but we have to accept things that come down the line.
• Narrated by RZA, the surprise ending sets up an inevitable yet unnecessary third part to come down the line ."
• Right tackle Leon Searcy ( 72 ) will come down the line on Leon Lett ( 78 ) to seal him inside.
• Smith promised more good things in their futures : real careers and cars with even more interesting technology coming down the line.
• "What you noticed right away was they were coming down the line in random order, " he said.
• "I know I can handle the pressure if it comes down the line and it's close ."
• "For English / Jewish artists in this business, we re English first and the Jewish thing comes down the line.
• "There will be a lot of competition coming down the line, but it's not over yet,"