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Filter by Meaning The chess player strategically moved her bishop along the diagonal to attack her opponent's king.
The chess player moved the bishop along a diagonal to capture the opponent's piece.
The photographer tilted the camera to capture the city skyline at a diagonal angle.
The engineer adjusted the camera's angle to capture the diagonal view of the city skyline.
The chess player moved the knight in a diagonal direction to capture the opponent's piece.
The chess player moved her bishop along the diagonal to capture the opponent's rook.
The quilt featured a beautiful diagonal pattern of alternating colors.
The martial arts instructor demonstrated how to use the diagonal muscles in the legs for a powerful kick.
The filmmaker used a diagonal camera angle to create a sense of tension in the suspenseful scene.
The chess player strategically moved her bishop along the diagonal to put her opponent's king in checkmate.
The photographer captured a stunning image of the sunset, with the diagonal rays of light illuminating the landscape.
The crossword puzzle had a challenging clue that required filling in the diagonal boxes.
The chess player moved their bishop in a diagonal line.
The zebra's stripes ran in a diagonal pattern across its body.
The chess player strategically moved their bishop in a diagonal direction to capture the opponent's piece.
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