Sentence examples for it is lined by from inspiring English sources

The cavity is therefore unique in that it is lined by germinal epithelium.

It is lined by restaurants and shops, ending in a nondescript, dank movie theatre.

The road curves through town, where it is lined by art galleries and hotels until it ends at Highway 89A, forming the Y.

Whereas the surface of nail plates may appear to be smooth, it is lined by parallel, longitudinal furrows, more strongly etched in some persons than in others and typically more prominent in the aged.

Its width varies from about 100 to 225 feet (30 to 70 metres), and it is lined by buildings that once were the palaces of great merchant families and the public warehouses, or fondaci, used in foreign trade.

In the 1960s a new radial street, Kalinina, was built through an area of older housing westward from the Kremlin to the Moscow River; it is lined by high-rise office and apartment buildings, linked at street and second-floor levels by a shopping mall.

It's lined by a handful of shops, a few unpretentious restaurants and the Boonville Hotel, a 12-room "modern roadhouse" that is the only lodging in town.

Histopathological findings revealed that the cyst wall was mainly composed of bronchial glands and smooth muscle tissues, with hematoxylin and eosin staining showing that it was lined by ciliated columnar epithelia (Fig 4).

It was line-by-line data – every individual hospital episode, for every individual patient, with unique pseudonymous identifiers– which was then aggregated into summary tables by the actuaries.

The street is lined by Postal Service buildings.

It is lined with self-portraits by artists, a pantheon of art history from the 16th century onwards.