Sentence examples for hand lines from inspiring English sources
"Crews made good progress over night establishing and reinforcing hand lines and dozer lines.
On the other hand, lines are considered to be most definite elements of art.
The flesh inside a barnacle shell was potential bait, but most of the hooks and hand lines had either been lost or damaged.
"This Life Is in Your Hands" takes some of its title from Helen Nearing's effort to predict the future by reading the hand lines of Ms. Coleman's sister.
I had heard some rumors, even seen yellowing pictures, of fat-bellied rainbows in one of San José's tackle shops, pinned to a wall between hand lines and spools of monofilament.
Inevitable vagaries of the artist's hand — lines of subtly varying thickness, bumping over the tooth of the canvas — take on a certain raciness, as the only signs of actual nature that this art condones.
Mrs. Clinton, on the other hand, had lined up nine colleagues.
The MCS advised consumers: "The best choice for mackerel remains fish caught locally using traditional hand lining methods.
The final product had to be made by hand, line by line, just as Chanin's textiles are produced stitch by careful stitch.
As a kid paddling around in a dinghy, I could "feel" the otherwise invisible seabed by bouncing my weighted hand line off the bottom.
When my oldest was born, we received a gift set — all 23 "little books," each no bigger than an adult's hand — lined up in a box bookshelf.
