Lino typesetting machine, which actually was used for all and sundry job works of the business house -- even as the major part of good ole O Heraldo continued to be composed by hand!
The NT used vintage Lino machines for composing and its antiquated printing machine broke down quite often.
The way in which Lino helps the dancers in their favourite gyrations by his inimitable and ever-varied performance on the clarionet, should be a warning to protecting mammas!
The orchestra is playing one of Lino Boza's last danzas.
Lino Boza is the name of a distinguished negro performer on the clarionet.
The neighbouring kingdom was governed by the Swan fairy, who had an only daughter, the Princess Hermosa, who was as charming in her way as Lino in his.
Ismenor, who considered that no man lived who was worthy of his treasure, was about to send his chief minister to King Lino on this mission, when the news reached him that the king had already started for the court of the Swan fairy.
The Swan fairy always had an ambassador at the young king's court, and on hearing the grumbles of the citizens that Lino showed no signs of taking a wife, the good man resolved that he would try his hand at match-making.
There was a crash, then Lino and Hermosa stood facing each other, clasped hand in hand.
Giving one end to Rabot, and holding the other himself, they walked unseen amongst the horsemen, but not a trace of Lino was to be found.
The mirror was still in her hand when the door of the prison opened, and there entered the hideous Riquette, who, from her upraised eyes, seemed to be begging from Lino some favour which he refused to grant.
In this mirror she could see faithfully reflected whatever she wished, and at this moment she desired above all things to behold King Lino as he really was.
And even supposing that King Lino did fly that way, there were thousands of blue parrots in the forest, and how was she to know him, or he her?
This Lino swifte was, and light of fote, (150) And from his wyf he ran a ful good pas.
And thus Lino hath of his fadres brother The doghter wedded, and eche of hem hath other.
I'll do the linoand the case warrk mysel' and pull a galley proof for ye too.
There's no a lino operrator in the building wha can do it.
La fraŭlino leganta la ĵurnalon estas tre bela = The young lady reading the newspaper is very beautiful.
Lino and the boy strung them together through the gills with slender sipos, and hung them on the trees to await our return later in the day.
Lino rejoined us at the same time, having missed the peccary, but in compensation shot a Quandu, or porcupine.
The individual seen by Lino lay coiled up at the foot of a tree, and was scarcely distinguishable, on account of the colours of its body being assimilated to those of the fallen leaves.
Though Sanders did not see it, M'Lino looked strangely at Ahmid, a Houssa, who took up his rifle and went stealthily into the bush.
He made a special journey to Isisi to straighten matters out, and M'Lino came unbidden to see him.
The average black woman is ugly of face, but beautiful of figure, but M'Lino was no ordinary woman, as you shall learn.
The men were sitting about their cooking-pots, but the woman M'Lino sat apart, her elbows on her knees, her face between her hands.
Sanders brought him down to headquarters without troubling to investigate the flogging of O'Sako, and no word passed concerning M'Lino till they were back again at headquarters.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lino" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
