parallel line

The parallel lines may mean money in the future, either given or taken away.

"It is as though they live along parallel lines that never meet."

According to this, there had been two parallel lines of development.

There were two parallel lines built in 1977 and 1987.

Look for two parallel lines, say three to six feet apart.

The second condition means that there are no parallel lines.

It seems that the two sites developed on parallel lines.

The political story gave indications of following along parallel lines.

They cannot even walk toward a sunset on parallel lines.

But her figure was complete: two columns of parallel lines.

A very quick example is the phrase "We are thinking along parallel lines".

The leaves have parallel lines on either side of the central vein.

The great security of living in an ordered world where parallel lines never meet is lost forever to you now.

Instead, they built a parallel line to Ripley, which opened in 1855.

On a chart, they should be two parallel lines with a large gap between them.

There are four such parallel lines in the huge assembly building, each for different models.

There were long, parallel lines carved into the floor and walls all around him.

The plants had been getting coal via a parallel line.

"Never two parallel lines, if there is to be a dialogue."

Four vertical parallel lines of blood ran down his face and chest.

Eight to ten dancers stand in a circle or parallel lines.

The parallel lines of his mouth and chin almost touched.

A series of broken parallel lines would produce a canon.

Parallel Lines does contain some recordings which shouldn't have passed the quality control department.

I kept to the correct road by drawing two parallel lines, one either side of the route.