eleven lines

[ih-lev-uhn lahynz]

plural noun

1. Informal.,  eleven.

Example Sentences

Today, the tube network has eleven lines connecting all areas of London and its surrounding suburbs.

From BBC

By today, the tube network has eleven lines connecting all areas of London and its surrounding suburbs.

From Children's BBC

Flowers.—White; in short terminal racemes; diœcious; three to eleven lines across.

From Project Gutenberg

And, gentlemen, let me say here that it is not your business to go to work picking a witness's testimony all apart and saying, "Well, I guess there is a little scrap now that there is some truth in," or "here is a line, and I guess that is so, but the next eleven lines I do not believe; the next sentence, I think, will do."

From Project Gutenberg

The duty towards God, which is on the eastern side, is in Roman capitals, and probably had eleven lines, the first three of which are wholly gone.

From Project Gutenberg