Meanings of radiate lines in English

Fleming drew from a point in the centre several radiating lines.

Radiating lines in the adjacent cell-plasma suggest that these bodies constitute centres of force.

In comics they appear as overhead bulbs with radiating lines.

Minute furrows sculptured the surface in radiating lines from pole to pole, enhancing rare radiance.

Large cities, with their radiating lines of communication, would at once betray their real character.

There were two white hairs in my fore-lock; and, at the corner of either eye, half a dozen radiating lines.

The ice upon Silent Lake gleamed and sent out radiating lines of light, fine as the threads of a spider's net.

In front, amid radiating lines of poplars, lay the riverside townlet of Cardillac-graywalls, white houses, and a feather of blue smoke.

Her skin was tanned to a fine russet, showing tiny, radiating lines about the eyes when they twinkled with laughter, which was often.

It must be confessed that some of them, with their complicated systems of radiating lines, appear to answer very well to such a theory.

Taken as a whole, therefore, the rope-latticed edifice consists of a series of cross-bars intersecting the several radiating lines obliquely at angles of equal value.