Sentence examples for extra lines from inspiring English sources

And those extra lines that I thought would look cool, just look like violent sweat.

In this poem about dying, are those extra lines like cancer cells, multiplying in their coffin-like stanzas?

The curved wooden surfaces need to curve in certain ways, otherwise they may themselves produce extra lines.

Most are scrambling to buy or lease extra lines and switches to cope with the unexpected demand.

It requires a bit of new plumbing and a few extra lines of code for the engine's control computer.

About 26percentt of people who took either Macugen or the Genentech drug, Lucentis, were able to read three or more extra lines on an eye chart.

American, Delta, Northwest and United have all added extra lines for these passengers at the airports where they have significant business.

He throws off his set-pieces with insouciant proficiency: when Hamlet asks him if he could memorise a few extra lines, he sniggers at the obviousness of the question.

But unlike Captain Kirk, whose paunch seemed unbecoming, Nimoy/Spock simply absorbed more gravitas in his late 40s and enjoyed a renaissance unhampered by extra lines on that august, god-like visage.

The first, completed in 1912, was the second collaboration between Strauss and the Austrian poet and playwright Hugo von Hofmannsthal (if one excludes the extra lines Hofmannsthal added at Strauss's request to the libretto of Elektra in 1908).

After each punch line, she tends to pile on a flurry of tags — sometimes four or five extra lines, deepening and tweaking her meaning but also hinting at the inexhaustibility of her subject.