Sentence examples for knot line from inspiring English sources

Mark a dot or an X in pencil on the 20 knot line (two heavy lines above the center grommet).

If you cannot get the cords to line up just right, you might need to untie your knot, line up the ends again, and retie the knot.

Go right through the center so all your eventual knots line up.

Piercing a hole through the cardboard just above the knees and the wrists, knot the line and draw the fishing line through.

Children can practice for the nautical life with amateur knot tying, line tossing and a more unusual sailor skill.

(He did, however, manage to name a bow tie in his Tie the Knot neckwear line, whose proceeds go toward marriage equality, after the theater).

Curses never got worse than "Aaugh!" "Good grief," "Rats!" "Curse you, Red Baron!" or a knot of lines scrunched up in frustration.

His brisk knot of lines suggests not just the glint of Velux windows and the glum intransigence of those waiting bins, but the low, sullen lighting of our recent so-called "summers".

Knotted boating line, used to decorate dining spaces (and, yes, to occasionally wrap too-hot-to-lean-on radiator pipes) at seafood-heavy spots like Lupulo in NYC and Sink | Swim in Chicago.

Knot the fishing line extending from the puppet's shoulders to the center of the cross.

In Seaman's Practice (1637) the English navigator Richard Norwood recommended the use of a line knotted at intervals of 50 feet (15 metres) and a 30-second sandglass; knotted intervals of 47 to 48 feet (14.3 to 14.6 metres) and a 28-second sandglass were later adopted to accord with nautical miles of slightly different lengths.