Sentence examples for arranged lines from inspiring English sources

Some smaller colleges that had not previously arranged lines of credit were feverishly seeking to negotiate those on Wednesday.

Two firms that arranged lines of credit for LJM2, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and Credit Suisse First Boston, both made investments for themselves or their executives: $5 million by Dresdner and $10 million by Credit Suisse.

A host of bowler-hatted men in Golconda of 1953 hang in space along geometrically arranged lines across a streetscape, as if they were rain, only whether they are rising or falling is an open question.

The lateral subgroups of mini-screws were mostly positioned along diagonally arranged lines, ventro-mesial to disto-caudal, parallel to the alveolar ridge.

The advantage of circularly arranged lines is that any influence from the direction of the wrinkles is compensated.

Classical examples are the Kanizsa figure [40] where an illusory square is induced by four flanking pac-man symbols or the Varin figure [41] where linearly arranged line-ends mark the borders of the illusory square (Figure 5).

The staining was concentrated in islets of high cellularity, vessel walls, and segmentally arranged lining cells (see below) rather than along connective tissue fiber structures.

He swiftly addressed the company's perennial cash-flow problems, arranging lines of credit and issuing stock in a business division he established, the Cinema Credit Corporation.

Some systems have a circular line around the city center connecting to radially arranged outward lines, such as the Moscow Metro's Koltsevaya Line and Tokyo's Yamanote Line.

We compare four classes of systems: pure serial lines, pure parallel lines, short serial lines arranged in parallel, and short serial lines arranged in parallel with the ability to move products between the lines (i.e., with crossover).

They sit in plastic chairs arranged in lines, all facing forward.