Sentence examples for varying lines from inspiring English sources
"That's what makes this course so difficult -- the varying lines with your shapes with the wind is a combination that's pretty tough".
Coaches tell the networks only what is in their best interest and draw their varying lines of candor at the precise condition of their injured players.
Similarly, the Goliardic songs of the Carmina Burana (13th century) reveal a rich variety of prosodic techniques; this "Spring-song" embodies varying lines of trochees and iambs and an ababcdccd rhyme scheme: Ver redit optatum Cum gaudio, Flore decoratum Purpureo; Aves edunt cantus Quam dulciter!
To collect all these varying attempts under the umbrella of 'sustainability transition' does not do justice to the complexity of the developments and the varying lines of conflict between different actors.
These varying lines of evidence highlight altered cross-talk between epithelial and mesenchymal cells, mediated by FGF/FGFR signaling and causing palate malformations.
We found that these naturally varying lines exhibited a nine-fold range in MTD (from 1 to 9 days; Figure 1A and Supporting Information, Table S1) and an ∼350 fold range in bacterial load (from 6.44 × 10 to 2.41 × 10 CFUs; Figure 1B and Table S2).
Unlike previous studies, target similarity was varied independently of perceptual difficulty, by including 3 blocked conditions which included targets of varying line-width: thin, medium or thick.
His essays use lists, collages of information, and sometimes, as poetry does, varying line breaks.
The varying line lengths are comparable to the natural rhythm of speech and therefore are easily understood when sung.
But the remainder of the over is populated by mishits, Bresnan cleverly varying line and length as the batsmen move around the crease.
Such themes would have tempted a lesser poet into indulgent, ponderous writing, but "Soldiers Bathing" moves lightly on sinuous lines, its rhyming couplets kept supple by the varying line length and the ingenious syntax.
