Sentence examples for bare lines from inspiring English sources

The clean bare lines of spring work better than summer's fuzzy sprawl: hot colours disappear; water glints from hidden pools and sloughs.

Brett Smith, our instructor, shows us how to send the rod back and forth and for the first 10-20 minutes we practise this with bare lines, sending them out over the lake and looping back.

Ably edited by the musical-theater historian Robert Kimball, it's a trimly streamlined chronology that submits the songwriter's wordslinging to the sternest possible test: just the bare lines on the naked slab of the printed page, conspicuously absent the toe-tapping melodies and showstopping pipes of the canaries and crooners that gave his staves their original snap, crackle and pop.

The steep bowl, a bare line called Carpe Diem, dropped 300m on loose snow that was halfway between powder and corn.

The steep bowl, a bare line called Carpe Diem, dropped 1,000 feet on loose snow that was halfway between powder and corn.

The bare line segments centered at 1.4 and 1.9 μ m indicate data fallout regions in the atmospheric water vapor windows.

The haunting purity of her watercolors reveals through a subtle haze only the barest lines of the most minimal spaces inhabited, as one architect said, only by light.

Perry has just announced that Pink's third album won't contain anything along the soul-baring lines of last year's Missundaztood, which dissected the singer's dysfunctional family life and her depressions.

The last poem in Shire's collection, titled In Love and War, is a bare two lines: "To my daughter I will say: when the men come set yourself on fire".

Indeed, the movie is laying bare fault lines running through a France anxious at the prospect of losing its identity and cultural roots to a dehumanizing globalization closely linked to America.

The set of variations with which the quintet ends dissolves into a series of bare solo lines, linking Holst's music to her father's".