Sentence examples for once lined from inspiring English sources

Its steel mills once lined Lake Erie.

So were the villages that once lined the shore.

The waterfront, once lined with factories, has been given over to parks.

The interior, once lined with red flocked velvet, was faded, greasy, and plastered with duct tape.

As fighting intensified, elegant boulevards once lined with trees were reduced to piles of rubble.

Once lined with factories the city's waterfront has been given over to parks.

Eighteenth- and 19th-century timber frame warehouses once lined the shoreline; today, only two remain.

The waterfront, once lined with factories, has been transformed into parks.

She is the last holdout on a street once lined with shops.

There is something desperately poignant in his gentle, sensitive face, at once lined and boyish.

Parks and courtyards are being defoliated for firewood, turning streets once lined with trees into avenues bordered by stumps.