Sentence examples for to outlined from inspiring English sources
noun
A line marking the boundary of an object figure.
She went on to outlined the e-revolution spreading across the country, with hot spots in Lancashire, London, Yorkshire and Sunderland.
To outlined images of Malcolm X or Harriet Tubman, he adds "color" in all senses of the word, including life, feeling, personality and race, with scribbles and blots of color.
The result is that close-up objects and people go from being dark, indefinable blobs to outlined, cartoonised images – think of pop group A-ha's 1980s video, Take On Me. "I used to see faces as dark smudges, but now I can see your eyes, your mouth, your face!" said another trial participant.
Indians feared that if they failed to consent to outlined terms, they would receive less adequate compensation in the future.
Numbers adjacent to outlined areas in E indicate percent cells in each gate.
We compared our proposed method with the baseline workflow, where most patients are treated with DES, by estimating adverse effects and costs similar to outlined above.
The goals are easy to outline.
Mr. Putin has yet to outline a detailed economic program.
Mr. Green declined to outline a specific plan for housing.
I will try to outline our approach in this letter.
To outline my argument, here's a quick history lesson.
