Sample Sentences fordiagonal (auto-selected)
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The artist used diagonal lines to create tension.diagonal = sloped
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The soldier reaches up and sprays one long, red, diagonal line on our door.† (source)
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As a result, I end up moving at a slight diagonal.† (source)
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Tris crouches on the ground inside, shoulder to shoulder with Christina and diagonal from Cara.† (source)
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In town one day he went into small embarrassed raptures over diagonal parking.† (source)
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They slant downward at an extreme angle, almost like diagonal slits that someone cut into his face, and the left one is noticeably lower than the right one.† (source)
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Harry — move diagonally four squares to the right.† (source)
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The Jeeps were painted with a diagonal red stripe because for some reason it discouraged the triceratops from charging the car.† (source)
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His name was written on the door in striking black characters, and two red diagonals were drawn across them in a large X. Twice the number of Red Guards used for other victims escorted Ye onto the stage: two men and four women.† (source)
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It was no longer a straight log but a kind of Z shape, reaching diagonally from corner to corner.† (source)
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I would arrange them for display in a vertical line, a square, a diagonal line, any kind of configuration to help me feel like they were a picture of love.† (source)
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Arnie's wasn't all that different overall—the carpet was still a deep, dark red, dim track lights still hung in diagonals across the ceiling, and the prize counter was still full of cheap plastic toys and erasers and Chinese finger traps.† (source)
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The square piece of foil bent itself in half diagonally, creating a silver triangle.† (source)
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Billy stood by one of these, and, as the crowd pressed against him, he climbed part way up a diagonal comer brace to make more room.† (source)
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The dusky, filmed, chestnut roof, braced and tied in by huge collars, curves, and diagonals, was far nobler in design, because more wealthy in material, than nine-tenths of those in our modern churches.† (source)
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The bombs fall diagonally; the bombers rise and scramble.† (source)
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