Lined means: Having a lining, an inner layer or covering. Related words include rough. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Lined in practice.

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Lined in a sentence

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Lined meaning

  1. Having a lining, an inner layer or covering.
  2. Having lines, ruled.
  3. Having visible lines or wrinkles.

Synonyms of Lined

bordered seamed rough unsmooth silk-lined unlined

Example sentences (20)

Caravalho says many things clearly are better in Chinatown than 10 years ago when homeless tents lined the streets.

He is hoping to continue with getting the movie stars involved with his podcast and has some more already lined up.

He became so popular that runners sometimes lined up for the chance, adding seconds, if not minutes, to their times.

He's got a new love interest lined up in the form of a smart but self-doubting movie exec played by Jennifer Garner.

If the Patriots had lined up a veteran to trade for or pick up in FA, then maybe, though even then I don’t see it.

Also lined up to join Simba is the veteran Bulawayo Chiefs’ central midfielder Hughe Chikosa formerly with ZPC Kariba.

Crowds lined the streets to cheer on the runners on Tuesday February 23 as they charged along flipping their pancakes.

He reportedly cancelled all his programs yesterday and also the ones that are lined up for the coming two days.

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Her makeup was flawless as usual, with rosy blush cheeks giving her a sunkissed look and perfectly lined lips.

A procession across Santos is being witnessed by thousands of Brazilians who lined the streets to bid him final farewell.

Begbies is being lined up in case the firm goes bust, and PwC is handling the sale of the business, a source told the BBC.

He didn’t allow a hit until David Fry lined a short-hop single off shortstop Dansby Swanson’s glove to lead off the fifth.

He wreaked havoc the past two seasons, racking up 13.5 sacks when lined up as a defensive tackle, the most in the country.

Crews lined up outside fire stations around the country at 11:00 to pay tribute to their former colleague.

Elliot lined up against some familiar faces that day, with Howe in the dugout and in the starting line-up.

Front Street was lined with art galleries, surf shops, tattoo studios and restaurants serving coconut shrimp and fish tacos.

Anthony Martial is being lined up for a shock transfer to Real Madrid, according to a sensational report.

For this reason, I eliminated the large rectangular flannel-lined bags in favor of more portable ones.

Caravans of vehicles lined up at the Big River Service Station in Fort Providence throughout the day.

He joined many others Friday, lined up for hours as they waited to register at the Calgary airport’s evacuation reception centre.

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Common combinations with lined

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • lined up 111×
  • lined with 29×
  • lined the 20×
  • were lined 13×
  • being lined
  • been lined
  • crowds lined
  • people lined
  • are lined
  • is lined

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "lined" in a sentence?
An example: "Caravalho says many things clearly are better in Chinatown than 10 years ago when homeless tents lined the streets." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "lined" from real English texts.
What does "lined" mean?
Lined means: Having a lining, an inner layer or covering.
What are synonyms of "lined"?
Common synonyms of "lined" include: bordered, seamed, rough, unsmooth, silk-lined, unlined.
How many example sentences with "lined" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "lined", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

About these examples

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