The phrase "a half lines" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "half a line" or "a half line"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a portion of a line, typically in writing or poetry.
Example: "The poem consists of several stanzas, each with half a line that captures the essence of the theme."
Alternatives: "a partial line" or "half of a line".
In real terms, this meant I could read one and a half lines further down the vision chart than I could before.
Returning to the tricks the government used with Hutton, Foreign Office minister Kim Howells had previously sent Baron a copy of the letter with four and a half lines blacked out on the grounds that it was "sensitive".
Financial Engines, a Palo Alto, California firm that delivers portfolio advice over the Web, recently bought Fortify to look for logic flaws and exploitable holes in its applications, now totaling a million and a half lines.
firm that delivers portfolio advice over the Web, recently bought Fortify to look for logic flaws and exploitable holes in its applications, now totaling a million and a half lines.
Hazzard borrows the following lines – "A languid janitor bears/ His lantern through colonnades/ And the architecture swoons" – making one-and-a-half lines of Stevens's three: "a languid janitor bears his lantern through colonnades/ and the architecture swoons… ".
Sometimes, as in Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey's sonnet "The Soote Season", what looks like conventional thought and imagery for 13-and-a-half lines is actually a clever rhetorical trick to prepare you for the last half-line: he writes about how nice the spring is – then hits you with "and yet my sorrow springs".
The first year his letters averaged one-and-a-half lines apiece.
I remember just the very first shot, where Spike kind of opens the door and steps in the room, I got about one-and-a-half lines out and there was a pop.
"I'm finding a half line on one page that matches up with a half line on another page.
The jackets are at once lightweight and constructed, with a half lining of stiffened organza and an interior waist tie to create a contoured silhouette.
The existence of at least one solution to the second-order nonlocal boundary value problems on a half line is investigated by using Mawhin's continuation theorem.
