Sentence examples for lines that appeared from inspiring English sources

On West 21st Street, a small new gallery named Guided by Invoices (talk about sly) had been showing small abstractions on Masonite, enlivened by spurts of spray paint and rugged lines that appeared to be more sawed than incised.

Shemesh et al. defined dentinal defects as all lines that appeared to disrupt the integrity of the dentin on the root end surface that extended either from the external root surface onto the resected dentin surface or from within the root canal lumen onto the resected root surface (Shemesh et al. 2009).

When Two-Face addresses the crowd from the helicopter in the opening action scene, the speech was truncated and several lines that appeared in the Theatrical Trailer were removed, including the line "If the Bat wants to play, we'll play!".

Moffat initially wrote placeholder dialogue in the script for the scene where the Doctor tells Sally that he can hear her in the DVD shop, because he knew the lines that appeared would have to play "double duty later on" and be authentic and fresh both times.

AG490 enhanced UCN-01-induced cytotoxicity by suppressing BAD phosphorylation in p53-defective cell lines that appeared to protect against UCN-01-induced cytotoxicity.

38 In another recent study, a panel of lung cancer cell lines was probed using a gene signature of EMT, and the cell lines that appeared more mesenchymal also showed greater resistance to epidermal growth factor receptor and PI3K/Akt pathway inhibitors.

Perhaps more problematic for the military are the thin lines that appear to connect bases.

Thank God for spellcheck and the little green lines that appear under my sentences when they are not complete.

But Rayor has decided to include some additional lines that appear only in the fragmentary Oxyrhynchus papyrus.

Given his present troubles, perhaps he will find resonance in other lines that appear on the glass wall downtown.

Structural tics like the "roll," the lines that appear on a malfunctioning analog television screen, figure prominently.