in line for something造句

• "Look at all the ballistic teenagers, waiting in line for something so dumb, " she said with a dismissive nod of her spiky-haired head.
• Should Al Gore win the presidency in 2000, Francis _ already a promoter of some of the vice-president's favorite schemes _ might even be in line for something more official.
• He likened this to playing the game while waiting in line for something and stated " it'll slice the time in half . " Jim Squires of GameZebo felt the gameplay was simple and addictive.
• The junior phenom was in line for something even more grand after she birdied the par-4 16th, but she went wide left with her drive at the par-4 18th, went even wider left with her approach, and completed a double bogey with a sloppy three-putt.
• Talk _ floated mainly by his staff _ that he might be in line for something big in the Justice Department recalled the Rev . Al Sharpton's old line about how if you got Rudy Giuliani for your attorney general, you would know it was time to drink the Kool-Aid.