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line-up
noun
- a row or arrangement of people or things assembled for a particular purpose
the line-up for the football match
- the members of such a row or arrangement
- an identity parade
verb
- to form, put into, or organize a line-up
- tr to produce, organize, and assemble
they lined up some questions
- tr to align
Example Sentences
The weight taken out of the Palisades, alone, is equal to a row of Ford F-150 pickups, lined up end-to-end and stretching from Los Angeles past Salt Lake City, said Col.
Tovar had another concert lined up for Wilmington headlined by the aggressively radical Dead Kennedys that he was calling “Storming the Docks,” if he could get police to sign off.
As the show opens, 10 dancers line up on either side of her, dressed in austere outfits that recall The Handmaid's Tale.
I'd been detained at the start of the uprising that year, and several times afterwards; I witnessed men lined up to be beaten and heard screams of torture.
Despite the demise of his former production company, a trail of lawsuits and bad publicity, Emmett continues to to line up producing partners and big-name stars to make his small-budget films.
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