life line

"Open the side door and throw out two life lines!"

The very war which threatened the company offered it a life line.

Younger members are the life line, and we mean to attract more of them.

"Never have I seen a life line such as this," she whispered.

It was good to float at the end of a life line, breathing.

He dived to answer it, his life line to the outside world.

Doctor Did you hold on to the life line?

He got himself up, spitting water, and grabbed a life line.

Julio or a caller on hold may also be used as a life line.

Instead of the life line, he has a series of broken lines.

I'd expected a lot of talk about life lines and love lines, but she didn't have a chance to get to that.

Instantly he shot out to the end of a threadlike life line.

The weaving industry is the life line for the people of Tanda.

They also have a life line and reel there in case of emergency".

The local people term it a real life line as there is no canal system in the hilly area.

This water stream was the life line of this small village.

A dozen legislators who once ran with the Right to Life line no longer do.

I lost a dozen men overboard in the first hour before we got life lines rigged.

He ran a finger along a life line and said, "Look, lots of branches here.

Window exits are usually equipped with ditching or life lines.

Karen Kay acts as a life line for the contestants.

De Vriess put his foot up on a life line and stared out over the harbor.

We offer the other hand, and eventually a life line is discovered, although it's so short it appears that we died several years ago.

Sea-lines communication to these two sea ports are the life lines of our economy.

Indira Gandhi canal is the life line of the area.