Sentence examples for economical lines from inspiring English sources

He also admired the lively but economical lines of Hokusai and Hiroshige, to judge from the selections on view.

Like most of us passionate about hip-hop as a culture and as a musical art form, Illmatic hit something in all of us no matter the race or economical lines that it crossed.

Where'd ya get those peepers?" He was a master of the economical line: "Laura and Autumn Leaveses" are triumphs of brevity and control.

Fact is, tonight offers precious little folk, not much funk and his current, highly economical line-up sounds anything but puny.

The meandering willful line of the 20th-century Swiss painter Paul Klee certainly influenced Saul Steinberg; the Cubists' studies in African sculpture were echoed in cartoons by Miguel Covarrubias and Partch; the "classical" period of Pablo Picasso in Richard Taylor and others; the curving economical line of Henri Matisse (oddly enough) in Richard Decker.

(3) Dealing with disasters during tunnel construction due to the geological conditions such as high-ground stress, high altitude, high intensity, high pressure, high temperature, and balancing the protection of the environment, dealing with tunnel discharge, and achieving economical lining of the structure will be challenges faced by highway tunnel engineers.

In the past 20 years or so, it has gotten very limber and economical with lines of a uniform thickness.

"I'm seeing brake lights," goes the economical first line, and Ms. Sparks sings it evenly.

It offered new choices: two or four doors, a smooth V-6 engine as well as an economical in-line 4, a hybrid powertrain.

Again, his use of free indirect style makes him at once daring and economical — a line or two of battered error will do better than paragraphs of perfected comprehension.

"Untitled (Skating in Central Park)" (1924-26), on loan from the Whitney Museum of American Art, is a charming lithograph that is interesting less for its subject matter than for the artist's whimsical, economical single-line drawing technique.