Sentence examples for lines wound from inspiring English sources

Lines wound down the streets and around the corners.

Long lines wound around the breakfast buffet at the ranch's steakhouse.

In the opening section Mr. Harvey's fragile lines wound through a hallucinatory landscape of dizzying strings, melting brass figures and chiming percussion.

I am glad to add that this particular performance turned out just fine; the scene was taken from the top again, it went swimmingly and the actor who had forgotten his lines wound up delivering the show's most affecting performance.

As the assembly lines wind down, the plant is now producing less than 100 S.U.V.'s a day.

Such hoists consist of a motor, a brake, a gear reducer, and a drum around which several hoisting lines wind.

In contrast, RFP field lines wind much tighter, wrapping many times in the poloidal direction before completing one loop in the toroidal direction (around the central hole).

In the tokamak the pitch of the helix is weak, so the field lines wind loosely around the poloidal direction (through the central hole) of the torus.

Now she has a view of the Apple store, where lines wind around the block whenever a new gadget is released.

Mr. Houghton's language is easygoing and colorful, and the movements -- "Full Moon" and "Banshee" -- let the two instrumental lines wind around each other with inventiveness and intensity.

Lunch time at the school is reminiscent of a movie mob scene, with bodies packed into narrow courtyards and long lines winding from concessions.