toe the line造句

Ordinary people are careful to toe the line.

Film makers not prepared to toe the line end up on a blacklist and are denied military help.

In the months after the poll McCain aides poured anonymous scorn on Mrs Palin's refusal to toe the line and ignorance of policy.

I've told my children they must toe the line with regard to house rules or lose some of the freedom they presently enjoy.

I believe that runners of all levels of experience and ability should toe the line with a realistic finish time goal in mind.

The “sociology” of big banks’ boards also had something to do with it, says Ingo Walter of New York’s Stern School of Business: as the members bonded, dissidents felt pressure to toe the line.