Sentence examples for used lines from inspiring English sources

The designer Karim Rashid used lines of diodes under frosted glass partitions at Morimoto, a sushi restaurant in Philadelphia.

They think they're doing the right thing by disposing used lines in the trash, but that can be unsafe for small animals that scavenge in garbage cans.

He said one solution for some heavily used lines might be to reduce slightly the number of trains at the peak of the rush.

Mr. Cain used lines from his standard stump speech, including one zinger that always gets laughs and approving applause from crowds: "Stupid people are ruining America!" Loud cheering.

After the devastation of World War II, the railway system was reconstructed once again, and the most heavily used lines were converted to electric power.

Beyoncé has also used lines from a part of the speech where Adichie queries parents' attitudes towards young people's sexuality: "We teach girls that they cannot be sexual beings in the way that boys are.

I used line-caught haddock and salmon with mussels.

Instead of a pill, she uses lines.

The White Dickinsons use lines from Emily Dickinson's poems.

"You should absolutely use lining paper.

Birds were surveyed using line transect methods.