Sentence examples for lines whose from inspiring English sources

The site includes a section where visitors can submit first lines whose source is in question.

As you walk among these simple devices, the tape reads as vertical lines whose thickness constantly fluctuates.

The same applied to the 2 and 3 lines, whose tunnels in Lower Manhattan have been experiencing severe flooding.

The Balmer series, discovered in 1885, was the first series of lines whose mathematical pattern was found empirically.

There are also a few lines whose popularity might reinforce the cliche of the shy, mousy reader.

But it takes some time to tease all this from the story's many bizarre details, and from lines whose veracity is obviously questionable.

I looked into the futuristic department store lines whose aqua-green ads coolly promised breathtaking results, but the prices only furrowed my brow further.

But his latest efforts are exuberantly suggestive biomorphic forms devoid of straight lines, whose surfaces are pocked with tiny goose bumps and divots of layered colors.

Scalford: an apology: In my evocation of long-dead railway lines whose names made a kind of music, I referred to a station called Sealford.

The interference from the other active lines whose odd nodes are transmitting is, and the interference from the other active lines whose even nodes are transmitting is.

Grey thick lines are regression lines whose slope and error are also given.