Sentence examples for lines that lead from inspiring English sources

Gottlieb filled the work with directional lines that lead the viewer's eye all over the canvas.

She rates the lines that lead up to her entrance: "Where is Kathie?

To his credit, Willocks makes the most of these coincidences, embedding them in story lines that lead to convincing (and bloody) plot twists.

One is the straightforward task of ensuring control of the supply lines that lead north from Kuwait to Baghdad and east to the capital from Jordan.

It bears the marks and scars of every population that has moved through: from medieval walls and the railway lines that lead to the Titanic's dock, to the shocking per-capita ratio of bureaux de change.

This report presents a comprehensive review of how these Abs arise, the possible role of viral evolution, and the activation and maturation requirements of B cell lines that lead to their production.

The conflict is following the familiar lines that led to the crackup in Copenhagen.

That division of old and new was one of the fault lines that led to the civic break of 2004, but it was not the main one.

He also delves into the personal histories of the victims and their assassins, trying to expose the social fault lines that led to murder.

During a recent interview with the Washington Post, Lois Romano asked him about "the fault lines" that led to the economic meltdown.

First, it revealed deep divisions across racial, ethnic and gender lines that led to a surge in hate crimes last year, particularly against Muslims.