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Meanings of narrow lines in English
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Usage of narrow lines in English
1
Immediately four faint, narrow lines appeared, bracketing a tiny and undistinguished star.
2
Broad and deep lines denote male children, fine and narrow lines, females.
3
Fine threads of smoke led straight up in narrow lines from chimneys.
4
Outside the narrow lines of the rivers what does anyone know?
5
To me you all seem to be working and thinking on very narrow lines.
6
Martin was enlightened, but wisdom hadn't erased narrow lines in his face, resentful lines.
7
The over-dress was simply a white gauze, striped with narrow lines of green and gold.
8
Separated by narrow lines of peculiar chiseled text were depictions of suns, planets, and great machines.
9
At the foot of the hill I saw two straight and narrow lines on the soft snow.
10
There were no lights inside, but further ahead, around a curve, a glow came down in narrow lines.
11
The gardens are divided by what might almost be called lanes, long narrow lines with tall reed fences on both sides.
12
Then mark off straight narrow lines, one to two inches apart, according to the size of the seed to be sown.
13
His face was a square of granite with a few narrow lines carved into it at the eyes and the corners of the mouth.
14
Narrow lines are made with points cut as in Figs.
15
Inside this half-ring of tents were many rounded rows of benches, which followed in narrowing lines the idea of an amphitheatre cut in two.
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