Lines

The painter used a brush to create red lines on the canvas.

The car had racing stripes, creating lines on the exterior.

The ship had water lines to indicate the level of the waterline.

The artist used curved lines to create a sense of movement in the painting.

The map had contour lines to indicate changes in elevation.

The tile floor had grout lines separating each tile.

The dress had vertical lines that made her appear taller.

The poem has a total of 14 lines and is known as a sonnet.

The lines on the barcode are used to scan and identify products.

He lines the basketball court with white chalk.

She lines the curtains with blackout fabric to block out the sunlight.

The artist lines the canvas with pencil before painting.

He lines the path with stones to create a walking trail.

The tailor lines the coat with warm wool fabric.

She lines the bottom of the pet cage with newspaper.

The builder lines the walls with insulation to keep the house warm.

The lines on the topographic map represent changes in elevation.

The lines on the notebook paper help to keep handwriting straight.

The lines on the highway indicate where it is safe to pass other vehicles.

The lines on the basketball court show the area for free throws.

The lines on the football field indicate the end zones and midfield.

The lines on the road mark the boundary between different lanes of traffic.

The lines separating the text columns make the newspaper easier to read.

The traffic lines on the highway were backed up for miles.

The telecommunications company laid new fiber optic lines to improve internet speed and connectivity.

The new factory requires a complex network of lines to transport the various fluids used in the production process.

The house had old copper lines that needed to be replaced.

The hospital's oxygen supply relies on a network of lines that distribute the gas to patients in need.