Sentence examples for lines shoot from inspiring English sources

Its lyrics include the lines "Shoot the Boer" — the Dutch word for farmer — "shoot, shoot, shoot them with a gun".

Quinn could choose to shift Sundin away from Holik's line to a matchup with Gomez and let the two lines shoot it out.

"Acts of aggression," represented by lines, shoot from red dots (bullies) to blue dots (victims) with purple dots firing both ways.

In one-point perspective, as employed in the Italian Renaissance, lines shoot back into a picture and converge; in Byzantine icons, the opposite occurs: the lines emerge outward from the picture and meet in you, the viewer.

Sam Cookeke, that is — has lines shooting out of his shoulders and his toes.

Suddenly we were seeing draftsmanship in the round, in depth, lines shooting straight out at us, like bullet trajectories.

A long green leaf finely textured by parallel lines shoots up in the background, its darkness enhancing the dimensionality of the brighter flowers and stem.

A military chart behind them showed a series of lines shooting out of North Korea and hitting major cities in the United States, including those on the East Coast.

The bold cloverleaf pattern formed by curving parallel lines shot through with luminous blues in "Ogee" seems determined to burst out of its rectangle.

Others were stuck on front lines, shot at or abducted by suspected traffickers, or cowered together as bombs went off beside them.

It had been replaced by a hard-to-describe concoction: A red square inside a white hexagon with two vertical lines shooting out.