His pictures here are swift sketches in grease pencil that a child not only could do but has likely already done, such as a stick figure, the Superman insignia, a number ("23"), or a lone drifting line.
There are handlines, as in pole-and-line fishing for tuna; setlines, such as bottom longlines with hundreds of hooks, used for cod or halibut; drift lines with a single hook and drifting longlines for tuna, shark, and salmon; and troll lines for mackerel and some game fish.
Seed deposition in riparian landscapes occurs mainly within litter in drift lines.
We investigated whether conditions within drift lines are suitable for seed survival and germination and whether drift lines act as seed sources or sinks for species diversity in riparian fen grasslands.
Others, such as Pelamis platurus, are pelagic and are found in drift lines, slicks of floating debris brought together by surface currents.
Watson is bowling a good over, cramping the batsmen with a line at the body, using the short ball, then drifting his line wider to keep them guessing.
A drifting guitar line, a hint of angelic choir and a murmured vocal from Keren Ann – think Feist, but with the Mediterranean sun in her sound.
I like the drifting acid line combined with the evil vocals.
And despite the huge drifts lining the roads and runways, the airports, schools and vehicles still function just fine.
In the evenings, deep snow drifts lining frozen sidewalks glow in intermittent pools of lamplight from above.
