This effect comes through in the lines of Hughes's poem.
Outside the schools here, though, in the lines of marchers, the issues seemed ever broader.
With a rare cohesive power, the Cockburns fill in the lines of connection.
There is more conviction and identity in the lines of cars from G.M., Ford and Chrysler.
In some cases, rhythmic changes in the lines of both members can be measured.
He sees the influx in the lines of Puerto Ricans at Melao that sometimes stretch out the door.
It is transcribed in the lines of faces, the cadence of speech, the dip of someone's walk.
For maize, RW was assessed both in the lines of plants (CL) and between the lines (BCL).
As a result, "I can't breathe" became a mantra across media, on the uniforms of athletes and the clothes of performers, in the lines of poets and musicians.
A poem published on the site before 2001 entitled Al-Jihad reads: "Why are you waiting go and thrust, in the lines of enemies and have them crushed.
Since 1945, when his daughter, Nina, was born, Mr. Hirschfeld has hidden her name in the lines of his sketches, creating a weekly parlor game for readers.
