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n. (dotted line English)
Usage examples of "dotted lines".
These were dotted lines, even paler and more tentative than the lines of the second cross.
Below that there were many dotted lines between printed sentences.
Then two quick-dotted lines-torps-appeared on the representational screen, streaming toward the Willis.
We may suppose that the numbered letters represent genera, and the dotted lines diverging from them the species in each genus.
She was all rose and honey, dressed in her brightest gingham, with a pattern of little red apples, and her arms and legs were of a deep golden brown, with scratches like tiny dotted lines of coagulated rubies, and the ribbed cuffs of her white socks were turned down at the remembered level, and because of her childish gait, or because I had memorized her as always wearing heelless shoes, her saddle oxfords looked somehow too large and too high-heeled for her.
SEVERAL LARGE-CALIBER machine guns fired nonstop, the burning tracer rounds forming dotted lines through the nighttime sky over Shiloh ville as the rooftop weapons cut down the muties crawling over the stone block wall in every direction.
Julian's finger went back from the yard to the tunnel, where the dotted lines began.
His finger traced the dotted lines a little way till they became whole lines again.
Pink curved dotted lines of tracer bullets pointed to the Kamikaze, about a thousand feet up, well forward of the bow, brown against the clouds.
She stared at the representation of Seal Rock and the dotted lines that seemed to circle around the rock at random.
If I put the Pioneer F's plaque next to the Inca gold plaque and compare the signs under a magnifying glass, I ask myself why someone does not begin to examine and check all these circles, lines, zigzags, squares and dotted lines with the eyes of space-age men.
The position he indicated was well to the south-west of Buraimi Oasis, a position where three dotted lines met.
His face was weathered to a deep brown, and the dotted lines of his Mohawk tattoos ran in fierce crescents from nose to cheekbones-but for a moment, I saw his hazel eyes dance with mischief, and saw again the lad we had known.