Sentence examples for shallow line from inspiring English sources

Then, in the top of the fifth, he left his feet in an attempt to snare a shallow line drive.

Rose Levy Beranbaum, in her book "The Cake Bible" (William Morrow, 1988), gives the trick for a picture-perfect poundcake top: After the cake has been baking for 20 minutes, grease a sharp knife, and draw a shallow line about six inches long down the middle.

Instead of forcing the landing of a fish in these conditions, an alternative is to let a big, strong fish tire itself in the deeper water and bring it in in the shallow, line breaking area, after it is no longer "green".

Nor is it very common to see sadistic mirth occupying the faces of multiple tattoo artists as they inflict the unnaturally long, thick, shallow lines seemingly without pause.

Nor is it very common to see sadistic mirth occupying the faces of multiple tattooists as they inflict the unnaturally long, thick, shallow lines, seemingly without pause as though interminably carving through tough wood.

With a small, sharp knife, cut thin and shallow lines around the picture.

The shallower line after the knot likely reflects either the gradual slowing of PFOA clearance over time (Little Hocking) or the decline of low exposures to near background (15 ppb) in the case of Lubeck.

After intervention, the slope of this line may change in the sense that increased growth of the lengthened leg results in a steeper line (negative intercept, of the line with the y-axis) and reduced growth results in a shallower line (positive intercept, of the line with the y-axis).

Don't concern yourself with the thinner and shallower lines.

Or perhaps those who think Bulletstorm is just a shallow production line of gut-splattered set-pieces are not asking the right questions about first-person shooters, or why they enjoy them.

Their position covered about 300 yards along a shallow ridge line, about 30 feet above the road and 200 yards northwest of the village.