Last summer, I visited Lin, a county of Lüliang in Shanxi, China, to study rural architecture.

Lin prepared traditional dumplings with her grandmother for the Lunar New Year.

When the clock struck twelve, the workers lin and headed for the pub.

He spun lin into fine thread by the hearth, a skill passed down through generations.

After scrambling down the wet rocks, the hikers rested at the lin.

Measure two lin from the edge and drill the hole there.

My aunt lives in Lin., and we plan to visit the cathedral there in September.

In the village tales, farmers would call a young duck 'duck-lin' to give it a folksy, affectionate tone using the dialectal suffix -lin.

The collector carefully catalogued the lins he had gathered from the ruins.

She linned the basket with a soft cloth before placing the eggs inside.