Sentence examples for lines on a map from inspiring English sources
The town of Highlands was founded in 1875 by Kansas developers who, the story goes, drew two lines on a map, one from Chicago to Savannah, the other from New York City to New Orleans, believing that the intersection would be ideal for trade.
There is one on flight numbers and one on flight lines on a map.
International Day of the Girl is not just a day; it represents the movement and fight for girls' rights and equality around the world -- to end injustices, such as child marriage, sex trafficking, and unequal access to education, so that one day arbitrary lines on a map won't determine whether or not a girl is able to fulfill her dreams.
"The spot with the flight lines on a map is called 'Lines' and features original music done by Human," says Rebecca Groff, a spokeswoman at Wieden & Kennedy, referring to the company that produces music for commercials, movies, television and recording artists.
Given that one of the author's themes is the arbitrariness of lines on a map, that is appropriate.
Just moribund lines on a map.
Whether they sought the glory and riches of empire or pursued hegemony, security, stability, and GDP within the modern international system, their efforts culminated in lines on a map--and the enormous real-life consequences those lines represent and enforce. Provided by publisher.
Also try onNYturf which overlays the lines on a maps so you can see exactly where the entrances and lines run.
The line would follow a particular elevation — ten feet above sea level — much like a contour line on a map.
Still, the buffer zone remains, no longer only a line on a map but a state of mind and way of life.
