Sentence examples for lines lines that from inspiring English sources

(Some commentators have held that Aristotle means by mixed lines, lines that have straight and curved segments).

But Brodsky's biography throws a sober iron light on these lines, lines that threaten to turn the corner and enter the vast country of loneliness.

We'd repeat lines, lines that we'd actually heard people say.

New maps show the bog boundaries tracing perfect 90-degree angles and straight lines — lines that happen to match the boundaries of the companies' land holdings.

The portolan charts were characterized by rhumb lines, lines that radiate from the centre in the direction of wind or compass points and that were used by pilots to lay courses from one harbour to another.

Geographically, Pakistan is split along four different ethnic and tribal lines – lines that poor infrastructure and mountainous and rugged terrain further isolates the country's population.

When the fishermen sneak long-lines (lines that have hundreds or even thousands of baited hooks) inside the protected waters around Cocos Island, they risk unintentionally killing wildlife like turtles, whales, dolphins and seabirds, conservationists say.

The glass bead should be put on your main fishing line (line that goes from the swivel to your fishing pole) just below the weight and sit between the weight and the swivel.

In Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, the reign of Commodus is the bloody red line line that divides the golden age of Rome from its long, unstoppable decline.

"The lines look like lines that are drawn.

His lines were vectors, lines with direction and purpose, lines that danced.