Sentence examples for built lines from inspiring English sources

Now, furnished with almost 1,250 miles of specially built lines linking many of its major cities, the country is looking for new ways to extend its lead.

In the 1910s, several power companies built lines through the area.

These railroads built lines near the southwest shore of the bay and led to the creation of La Porte, Clear Creek (modern League City), Webster, Edward's Point/North Galveston (modern San Leon), and others (eventually including Texas City).

The Met wished to access the South Eastern Railway via the East London Railway (ELR) and jointly with the District Railway built lines from their Mansion House station to the Met's Aldgate station and east from Aldgate to reach the ELR at Whitechapel.

Disaffection, ennui, is built line by line, paragraph by paragraph.

Founded in 1905, Las Vegas was originally a tiny railway town on a newly built line linking Los Angeles with Salt Lake City.

Grandiose, richly decorated apartment blocks were built lining wide, Haussmannesque boulevards; enormous resources were diverted into skyscraping luxury hotels, or grace-and-favour flats for artists and bureaucrats.

The stolen cable, a recently renovated connection between Boane and Catembe, was inactive, a backup for a newly built line linking the same two towns.

The setup used works in a pushbroom mode, which means that the cube is built line by line: the spectral information of the spatial scanned line is dispersed on a 2D sensor.

Two of the most ambitious plans belong to AEP and to ITC Holdings, which each want to build lines from the upper Midwest to cities farther east.

Having already chosen five initial stations (Fig. 18), building the network simply requires using the build line tool to build lines connecting each designated station and setting a specific distance between each of them.