“Through their window, they saw a large triangle of light crossing the nearby field.”

“A triangle of countries in the Red Sea region are also potential targets in the war.”

“There's this romantic triangle between Derasi and the film's two female characters, Contessa and Alicia.”

“Mr Watson is the first person we know of who thinks you can win a war by triangulation.”

“We are clearly in the period of pre-election triangulation where New Labour again attempts to out Tory the Tories.”

“Could this 72-degree bound be achieved by a triangulation in which all triangles met edge to edge?”

“One then could know a priori through the mentally instantiated property the features of triangles, which instantiate triangularity.”

“Such drop in electron thermal diffusivity at the positive shear region was also observed in the high beta-p mode plasmas at high triangularity.”

“This paper describes and tests several algorithms for calculating ellipticity, rectangularity, and triangularity shape descriptors.”

“With astronomical observations or with existing triangulations, the gravimetric method can accomplish further results.”

“We have chosen the surfaces of a pentatope as well as a hexadecachoron, which are simple standard triangulations of a 3-sphere, shown in figure, as our underlying lattices.”

“In particular books one and two set out basic properties of triangles, parallels, parallelograms, rectangles and squares.”

“Squares, rectangles, or triangles of fabrics were pieced together to form larger units.”

“Sidelights, warning triangles and first-aid kits are all legal requirements in many European countries.”