Down by the seafront, Celine watches the sun sink below the line of an island.
Vascular plants usually end at or just below the line of permanent snow.
PETER SCHJELDAHL: Well, painting itself has dipped below the line of being a major art now and then in the last fifty years.
"We did an analysis of above the line, and below the line, of players we were happy with, and said these are areas we think we can improve.
Such efforts have been more successful in the case of low but ritually pure castes than in the case of those living below the line of pollution.
Why she's having a thing with Alexander is beyond me – hasn't she seen how his hideous quilted coat doesn't quite reach down below the line of his suit jacket?
Hughes was hit on his neck, below the line of his protective helmet, by a bouncer in a Sheffield Shield match on 25 November and died of his injuries three days before his 26th birthday.
Readers documented their own struggles with benefit sanctions, frustrations with stressful disability payment assessments and experiences of food banks below the line of recent articles by Jack Monroe, Aditya Chakrabortty and Mike Lambert.
His days in the field are spent laying a 100-meter tape measure along 14 preselected spots and measuring all the live plants growing above or below the line of the tape.
As was discussed below the line of this blog a fortnight ago Fifa's Laws of the Game state that a handball must be deliberate to be deemed an offence.
There are also to be two new categories of dangerous tackle – reckless and accidental – whenever a player makes contact with the head of an opponent, even if the tackle "rides up" having started below the line of the shoulders.
