Sentence examples for series of lines from inspiring English sources

His high forehead had a series of lines.

When he finished, a series of lines that looked like a dress pattern crisscrossed her skin.

On the screen an abstract series of lines gradually expands and thickens and transforms itself into the Lower Manhattan skyline.

Usually you get a whole series of lines going across the ends of the cut, from all sorts of angles.

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

Participants were asked to say which one of a series of lines was the same length as a comparison line.

But some civil libertarians question whether viewing crime activity as a series of lines and dots on a computer screen can put people's rights at risk.

This occasionally leads to a cascading failure -- a series of lines becomes overburdened and malfunctions in a short period of time.

Then, starting at 3 05 p.m., a series of lines linking the Cleveland area to its power supplies to the south failed.

The result, the Sykes-Picot Agreement in 1916, was a series of lines drawn across the Middle East establishing British and French "areas of influence".

She ably delivered a series of lines in which Natasha coyly begs for free will, but she didn't seem quite right for the part.