'exterior line' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to indicate a boundary or edge, as in "The exterior line of the building was marked with a row of shrubs."
"Balanced from any angle, each exterior line of Rapide S works in concert and every proportion is precisely measured to create a lithe, pure form.
Impalas were first identified from their ear tag number and then scored as "fair" (roundness or slightly angular appearance of rump and flank) or "poor" (side view of the tail, strongly angular to extremely prominent appearance of the lumbar vertebrae or the exterior line of the ischium).
Its exterior lines are said to be inspired by the 2009 Infiniti Essence coupe concept.
Even the lines of the ceiling panels that you can glimpse through the glass are in lock step with the building's unbroken exterior lines.
The car, whose three-box exterior lines might take some getting used to for hardcore fans of the brand, will come in three flavors, priced from $22,000 to $31,900, depending on engine options chosen.
From its handsome grille to its raked exterior lines, the Equinox is a prime example of Vice Chairman Robert Lutz Robert Lutz 's promise to make GM cars cool again.
Nissan has a brand new concept vehicle it unveiled at CES this year, called the 'Xmotion.' The crossover SUV concept vehicle features sleek exterior lines with sharp angles to accentuate details like the headlights, and inside blends touchscreen displays, innovative control mechanisms and spare accents to provide a look that's both futuristic, and strangely rural and relaxing.
Mazda has sharpened the exterior lines, reworked the interior and added G-Vectoring Control.
The slate roof and its support beams were also replaced in 1930, but without altering the exterior lines of the building.
Lobsters form gastroliths, or calcareous sacs, on the exterior lining of their stomachs to preserve calcium during the molting process.
Stick to the exterior lining.[8].
