Sentence examples for lines are made from inspiring English sources

These two story lines are made dismayingly explicit, nowhere more so than in "Galatea 2.2".

These lines are made of copper, and can run long distances, slowing the speed at which information travels.

Although 30% of the non-food lines are made in China, most have to be re-imported for licensing reasons.

These lines are made by bright red, yellow and blue crayon, and the points are givens, including the corners and the center of the wall.

Widely blamed for the federal response to Hurricane Katrina, Mr. Brown is something of a model for how permanent punch lines are made (resist "perfect storm" metaphor).

But whether either or both these lines are made, it appears certain that American shipping and not European will be the gainer.

Larger lines are making much less money.

And now, resorts, spas, hotels and cruise lines are making food part of recreation.

The current "double swage" theme of side character lines is made more striking.

Stuart said the decision to discontinue the lines was made after examining sales figures.

A proposal along those lines was made last autumn by several members of the Governing Council.