And seyng two lynes can not be of like distaunce beinge bothe on one side, therefore if they shal be of one lengthe, and consequently of one distaunce, they must needes bee on contrary sides of the saide line D.
Therfore I drawe firste of all two lynes (as you see) one from E.
In the second the portions of the lynes be very far from an equalitie, and yet in bothe these and in all other y^e Theoreme is true.
Suche is the angle by A, in respect of the angle by C, for there both lynes be distinct, where as the angle by A, and the angle by D, haue one common line A.
B, and they meete within the triangle in the pointe D, wherfore I say, that as those two lynes A.
And here is to be noted, that in this Theoreme, by neerenesse and distaunce is vnderstand the nereness and distaunce of the extreeme partes of those lynes where they touche the circumference.
C] then must I first draw a tuche lyne [wust] anye of the two lynes contayninge the angle appointed.
Fyrste deuide euery side of the quadrate into twoo equall partes, and so drawe two lynes betwene eche two contrary poinctes, and where those twoo lines doo crosse, there is the centre of the circle.
Some lynes drawing neere to my obiect, and some seeming as they had beene a farre of hardely to bee deserned, and yet both of a like neerenesse.
And such sweete lynesand louelayes ile endite: As men may wish for, and my leech delight, And next a traine of gallants at my heeles, That men may say, the world doth run on wheeles.
Vnto this high promotions doth belong, Meanes to be talkt of in the thickest throng: And first to fit the humors of my Lord, Sweete layes and lynes of loue I must record.
Such a pain as I have had in my lynesall this day to be sure; words don't know what shipwreck I suffer in these lynes o' mine--that they do not!
Mr. Lynes retaliated by striking Mr. Beck several blows on the head and face, and a battle ensued.
Mr. King was also bound over in sureties to keep the peace towards Mr. Lynes for twelve months.
For the fight in the magistrates' room Mr. Beck and Mr. Lynes were bound over to keep the peace for twelve months.
Nay good roague marke, for they are the best lynes that euer I drew.
But yf Mr. Balle hadd byn soe good a frend unto me as he would make me to beleeve in som lynes of his letters (yet he never gave me roast meate but he did beate me with the spitt)--I beeseeke your Wors.
I passe not I how men affected be, Nor who commend, or discommend my verse; It pleaseth me if I my plaints rehearse, And in my lynes if shee my loue may see.
And betterlynes ere long, And better farr, ere long (see Introduction).
He, lyke a starre that, to reguild his beames Sucks-in the influence of Phebus streames, 160 Imbathes the lynes of his descending light In the bright fountaines of hir clearest sight.
Commodore Hubert Lynes successfully laid his smoke screen, and sent in the Sirius and the Brilliant to be sunk between the piers of the harbour mouth.
But on the night of 9th May, Commodore Lynes took in a larger flotilla, and this time the Vindictive herself was the block-ship.
Then Lynes himself went forward, removed the bars, and turned the key in the lock.
Captain Lynes of the Sikhs broke the silence: "What's this?
Even if the fortress fell, even if every man within perished by the sword--why, as Lynes had said, the Sirkar does not forget its servants.
Luffe took his seat in the middle, with Dewes upon his right and Lynes upon his left.
Under his orders Captain Lynes drew up inside the gate a strong guard of Sikhs with their rifles loaded and bayonets fixed.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lynes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
