Sentence examples for marked by lines from inspiring English sources

Mr Barnett ordered no-go zones for sharks to be set up offshore, marked by lines of baited hooks.

Like its predecessor, "Manderlay" is shot on a bare stage, with the walls of invisible houses marked by lines on the ground.

In addition, the Coastal Plain is marked by lines of sand hills, which are the relics of stranded beaches that eroded as the plains were lifted slowly out of the seas in postglacial times.

In this Article, Professor Frug argues that this privatized conception of city services has become a major ingredient in fostering the division of America's metropolitan areas into neighborhoods of privilege and of want, a division that is all too often marked by lines of race, ethnicity, and class.

Louis Vuitton's 20,000-square-foot Fifth Avenue store, its opening marked by lines of disgruntled guests stuck out in the cold and a heavy police presence, is its largest store -- that is, until an even larger Vuitton opens in December in Paris.

"I willingly entered into cheesy territory," she said in a posting late last month — turf that was "marked by lines like the one above, and by airbrushing as well as the fake snow blown at me in the middle of a heat wave in New York".

This suggests the gross costs of infection, so the gross savings from prevention marked by line B1 is incorrect.

The volume fraction of ethyl benzene in the particles increases from row 6 almost linearly the closer the particles are located to the interface (region marked by line 'a' in Fig.  17).

They are allowed to play the puck directly behind the net, within the trapezoid marked by diagonal lines from the goal line to the end boards.

Particle motions of the signals within the windows marked by solid lines (P wave) and dashed lines (S wave) are plotted in (b) and (c), respectively.

In all images, btd mutant clones are outlined by dashed lines and their neighboring btd heterozygous mutant type II NB lineages are marked by dotted lines.