Sentence examples for four black lines from inspiring English sources
It's just three black lines on a page.
Then we draw eight black lines to divide the black keys.
In successive paintings we see Mondrian refining the Cubist influences of Picasso and Braque, reducing the graphic references until all that remains are two or three black lines.
On the back of her lapel she stitched seven black lines to mark her days, but then would unpick one or two as if to gain time, or go forward at her own pace by sewing down the days that lay ahead.
In Fig. 5, the two black lines are the approximate latitudes for the equatorward boundaries for Esb (EBEsb), according to Oyinloye (1971).
One red and two black lines at each grid point indicate the azimuth of σ 1 and the range of estimation error, respectively.
Three black lines respectively indicate spatial scales at an altitude of 400 km calculated under the assumption that the spatial scales of the current source at an altitude (100 km) are independent of latitude and set to be 20, 80, and 140 km.
Harry inspected the back and pointed out the two black lines.
By Lemma 1, we know that the χ2 statistics of genotype tables, as represented by the dots on Figure 2, are greater than c when they are in the shaded area, outside of the area between the two black lines and they are smaller than Y A(D ∗) when they are inside the area between the two black lines.
This is demonstrated by the two black lines in Figure 5b having the same slope as derived from a linear fit to the data of the thin-shell samples only.
