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Lin

— noun United States sculptor and architect whose public works include the memorial to veterans of the Vietnam War in Washington (born in 1959)

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Maya Lin

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Simple sentences

I am Lin.

Movie subtitles

Well, Lin and I had been out dancing. He was bringing me home.

I've heard Lin speak of him. Why?

A lot of Lin's friends are, I'm afraid.

Lin was rather a heel himself but he was a nice heel.

You see, Lin fancied himself a sculptor, but he was mixed up about it.

He was with Lin when.

Thattaboy, Lin.

Come on, Lin, keep it up.

Lin's going to win.

We've hit a lot of towns, Lin.

All rounds being completed, the decision of the judges is. a tie between Lin McAdam and Dutch Henry Brown.

You all right, Lin?

You got to wait, Lin.

Three in the bull's-eye for Lin McAdam!

Three in the bull's-eye for Lin McAdam.

Lin McAdam says he's going to shoot a hole through this here postage stamp.

They'll be coming down in about three more whoops, Lin.

I saw that Lin fella drop him.

It rightly belongs to. Hey, Lin!

I got none. Lin!

Lin, look out!

Here, Lin. I'll take care of her.

So does Lin.

Lin and I had been out dancing.

I've heard Lin speak of him.

Lin was rather a heel himself. but he was a nice heel.

Come on, Lin, let's get going. There's still time to send a signal.

Where you going, Lin?

Me talking to Mars won't affect this dubious, Lin.

Well, that's rubbish, Lin.

I'm sorry, Lin.

Alright, Lin, shut it off.

A night shirt in crude lin.

Lucifer's wizard Yei Lin, will soon find the Sorensen formula. and will try to challenge me.

News and current affairs

Lin's success is delicious, partly because it contradicts so many cultural prejudices about Asian-American athletes.

Lin's obvious integrity and graciousness has won him fans outside the sport as well.

The whole world has taken note, with Lin being featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated for two consecutive issues.

I confess to being a huge Lin fan.

Indeed, my teenage son has been idolizing Lin's skills and work ethic ever since Lin starred on the Harvard team.

Presumably, Lin will soon be earning much more, and fans will applaud.

I wish Lin a long and successful career as a superstar, though he will have already had a huge cultural impact even if his success proves meteoric.

Following this intuition, Justin Yifu Lin, the former chief economist of the World Bank, has suggested that when countries choose what to do next, they should look at a successful country that was similar to them two decades ago.

Lin Zi. What difference is there between the China of today and the China of one hundred years ago?.

The risk is that Lin's warning will be interpreted as an argument for sticking with an investment-led model, which would imply more low-return public-sector projects and excess capacity in selected industries.

The World Bank's chief economist, Justin Lin, openly supports it to speed up structural change in developing nations.

Lin Zi.