In light, comic bits, the performers take turns going down the line, as in a classroom exercise.
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Do not mow down the interviewers by going down the line making eye contact after the other.
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It started going down the line a little bit but, again, as Bryan said, it's just not our DNA.
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He tried a bit of showmanship, on one point faking as if he was going down the line, then hitting crosscourt.
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For Holvi, it will give the company more scale and financial muscle to expand its operations to more markets going down the line.
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People are going to be much more interested in going down the line with something if they know they're competing with somebody else.
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When she later criticized Buttigieg, it was by going down the line of Democrats on the debate stage, accusing him of belittling them all.
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In a open-collar dress shirt and sport coat, Mr. Obama swept into the room with his entourage of security, going down the line shaking hands.
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But instead of going down the line, artist by artist, Spotify could probably save everyone a lot of time and just shadowban everything convicted murderer Phil Spector produced.
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You see Francis going down the line -- and as he approaches the grabber, she actually ramps up by doing a crucifix blessing on herself in anticipation of making contact.
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If Mickey-1 won't do it for what we offer, then we move on to Mickey-2, and keep going down the line until somebody will do it for our price.
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"Going down the line, you can see what was left ambiguous," said Allen, who viewed the absence of a joint statement as yet another signal of an unclear understanding from both sides.
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The first few minutes of class consisted of a warmup round that had participants forming two long lines, with each student going down the line performing backward lunges, bear crawls and kangaroo jumps.
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In its legal complaint, the group cites an unnamed federal inspector who spoke to them: "We often see birds going down the line with intestines still attached, which are full of fecal contamination," that inspector told them.
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"I was at a Jets game … Lehman just went down and then I was just trying to figure it out, I thought it would domino out … Merrill would go, then just going down the line, Morgan Stanley would go, then Goldman would go," he said in an interview with CNBC's "Halftime Report " aired on Friday.
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Forest City is a small town that has "One of everything": a Pharmacy, convenience store, supermarket, Chinese food, a Dollar General, two banks, a gas station and so on. Many residents also shop in the larger towns closer to Carbondale, Pennsylvania which is referred to as "Going down the line" (Route 6).
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The Lacks family discovered this when the author Rebecca Skloot informed them. There were objections from the Lacks family about the genetic information that was available for public access. Jeri Lacks Whye, a grandchild of Henrietta Lacks, said to The New York Times, "the biggest concern was privacy - what information was actually going to be out there about our grandmother, and what information they can obtain from her sequencing that will tell them about her children and grandchildren and going down the line." That same year another group working on a different HeLa cell line's genome under National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding submitted it for publication.
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