Sentence examples for energy lines from inspiring English sources

So does the perceived need to secure energy lines.

Hadid often uses the term "energy lines" to describe a design's responsiveness to its urban context.

However, despite more than 3,000 studies into acupuncture since the 1970s, there is no evidence that any force resembling qi exists, or that it flows along invisible energy lines.

The Raven Boys follow a gang of misfits on a quest to find ley lines (read it!) who meet Blue – and who better for the boys to take with them while looking for energy lines that someone who amplifies it?

Occasionally she makes allusions to Inuit myth, of a kind familiar in her grandmother's art, but only in images of extreme physic trauma, as in "Sadness and Relief for My Brother," with its crying face circled by suns, giant teardrops and radiating energy lines.

People who work at Rosslyn Chapel have heard it all: how the Ark of the Covenant is concealed in a pillar; how the mummified head of John the Baptist is buried in the floor; how invisible energy lines link the chapel to the site of England's biggest outdoor rock festival.

Gansey, who is still alive, had spent the night looking for the ley line, a supernatural energy line that he believes in even though he's really too highly educated to be so gullible.

He's a rich boy who goes to the expensive Henrietta private school who is obsessed with finding the ley line (an invisible, underground, energy line) and finding a centuries-old, comatose King.

In fact, on most teams, the fourth line, traditionally a ghetto of goons and plugs, is now a so-called energy line, made up of guys who can fly around the ice.

Joe McDonald at ESPN says that Bruins' success is due in no small part to the fourth line of Gregory Campbell, Daniel Paille, and Shawn Thornton: "For years they've been called the energy line or the merlot line (the color of their practice sweaters), but they've evolved into the three elements of earth, wind and fire.

Inside each group, individuals are sorted according to their growing dissipated energy (line 7).