Sentence examples for lines of the largest from inspiring English sources

You can sense this history in the cobbled streets of Riga's old town, which is bounded by the river Daugava and the city canal (previously a moat), and in its architecture – best expressed in the flowing lines of the largest collection of art nouveau buildings in the world.

The only roads are short and follow the lines of the larger valleys.

They were designed by Chief Constructor of the Navy Isaac Watts as 40-gun armoured frigates largely based on the fine lines of the large frigate.

America's Medical Professionals: Beyond the pundits and bureaucrats and policymakers, the front lines of the Ebola outbreak in America -- just like the front lines of the larger epidemic in West Africa -- are manned by a select group of mostly anonymous health professionals -- doctors, nurses, and technicians -- who do all the invisible work of treating patients and containing the disease.

The bulk rate cost of DSL lines for the largest ISPs is 50% greater than for dial-up lines.

"All these things, in addition to higher capital requirements, will weigh on the bottom line of the large banks," he said.

Careful studies of individuals with polyps of the colon (benign tumours of the inner lining of the large intestine) show that it takes three to five years for a new polyp to form and the same amount of time for the polyp to transform or progress into a carcinoma.

While arguably easier to clean up, the drier stool forms (types 1 and 2) tend to compact into large stool that can apply long term pressure to and abrade the lining of the large bowel.

The vast majority of these deaths are preventable, simply by identifying and removing polyps, or small growths, that occur on the lining of the large intestine, also known as the colon.

To determine the best experimental approach to generate CD8+ T cells specific for autologous NSCLC, a tumor cell line of the large cell carcinoma subtype was established from the surgical specimen of the CaPo13 NSCLC patient.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced yesterday that it had fined the Fisher-Price divisiof of Mattel $1.1 million for failing to report defects in a line of toys, the largest fine the agency has ever leveled against a toymaker.