Sentence examples for mysterious line from inspiring English sources
It turned out that two mysterious line items on her bill — "9500 Lumen HP Sodium" and "6300 Lumen HP Sodium" — were for the electrcity powering the street lights.
Then there was a mysterious line in a letter Rossetti wrote to his secretary, Charles Augustus Howell, three days after he bought the Botticelli.
— When David and Darla Lindsey arrived for a day at the beach with their paperbacks and crab nets and towels, they found a mysterious line of hay bales stretching along the water, taking a heavy beating from the waves.
Chicago's gun violence figures into the weave of "Summer Friends," as has been well noted, but the lyrics seem equally about childhood, and the mysterious line separating that world from the present, when Chance "never let a friendship get in my way".
Bigend has got Milgrim hunting for the designer behind a mysterious line of fetish-denim, in the hopes of remaking it as the basis for a lucrative US military contract; this being Bigend's idea of novelty-seeking good times.
By assuming that the medium was distributed in the early universe in a density described by simple calculations, the duo was able to explain the mysterious lines without invoking a more improbable distribution of gas in clouds.
"I didn't intend it to be a genre parody," Mr. Busch said, "just a mysterious story line with very un-mysterious characters".
As seagulls circled overhead – loitering while we finished our fish and chips – Kim remarked on the mysterious black line that we could see on the horizon.
These representations can be traced to various elements in our information and communication streams -- such as the last time you looked at a map of the region and saw a mysterious dotted line between Ethiopia and Somalia instead of a typical solid border.
If you'll remember, the galloping, triumphantly boisterous rave track was first brought into the world via a mysterious phone line, recalling the golden days of yore when ravers could only find out where events would be by calling numbers on flyers.
'Your commas gave you away,' a mysterious one-line email from the Times man teased me.
