(1) To assemble, place a layer of lasagne sheets on the base of an oiled deep, rectangular lasagne dish.

(2) The boilers were fired by oil, and the rectangular tanks can be found tight against either side of the hull.

(3) Two female students stood at the right side of the long rectangular board, where the names of the highest placing students were located.

(4) A rectangular section of each picture was selected and the average pixel value was calculated by the software in radial direction.

(5) However, it is not unusual to find modern, rectangular houses in rural areas.

(6) Hang pictures in circular, triangular, or rectangular geometric groupings to add interest.

(7) The small flashlight he usually had hanging on his utility belt was bright enough to light up the cold, gray rectangular prism.

(8) The starting point is a rectangular grid.

(9) Wood uses the rectangular areas that have been partially plowed to draw added attention to the simple contours.

(10) Each was made from a long rectangular piece of cloth, hemmed on each long side to allow a cord to be inserted at the top, and a light plastic plumbing tube at the bottom.

(11) Leanne and Greg sat opposite each other, on the short sides of the rectangular table.

(12) The game board is a rectangular grid of squares, initially occupied by a given configuration of filled squares.

(13) It was a plain, whitewashed rectangular house, like thousands of other houses in the area.

(14) We marched to the house where dinner was waiting for us at a long rectangular table.

(15) There were several hospital beds lined on both sides of the long rectangular room.

(16) Each block of ice was entirely rectangular , its sides perfectly smooth and flawless.

(17) Thus, during viewing in the otherwise dark laboratory, the observer saw a rectangular area of light against a dark background.

(18) She was able to watch the evaluation through a long, rectangular glass window, but the person on the other side would not be able to see her.

(19) Two tall, rectangular blocks landed on either side of the ensemble.

(20) They were then ordered to march into a rectangular hangar, with the sides all angled inwards to the flat roof, roughly trapezoidal in shape.