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Contestants line up in parallel lanes with an electronic starting device known as a Christmas Tree between the lanes.
In addition to the long lines of clouds stretching across the central section of the country, clouds appear to line up in parallel rows near the border of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Within that bulk, our universe lines up in parallel with all the others, just like the pages in a book.
She discovered that once spun, the polymer's molecules lined up in parallel, and as they cooled produced a fire-resistant fibre of stiff toughness.
The results of the aorta stained by hematoxylin and eosin (HE) and observed through the light microscope were as following: the intima of aorta was smooth, all level cells lined up in order, endothelial cells were applanate and clung to the smooth and straight internal elastic lamina, and medial elastic lamina lined up in parallel with smooth muscle cell orderly and alternately in control rats.
Here the male and female nuclei line up and in parallel go through several nuclear divisions, before nuclear fusion (karyogamy) takes place.
Line up in a regular offensive formation.
The silver medalists lined up in two parallel rows, formed a bridge with their hands, and then ushered the Aussies through their gauntlet as a show of respect.
I will refuse to do this sort of thing if I think it's just a marriage of convenience for immigration purposes". Then friends and family lined up in two parallel rows, forming a grassy aisle between them, down which Ms. Chilingiroulu walked, the Kaufmans on either side of her.
We didn't know what to do, so we all lined up in a parallel line facing the same way.
In the presence of a larger magnet they either line up parallel to the stronger magnetic field (say, "up") or antiparallel to it ("down").
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