Sentence examples for a capacity of more from inspiring English sources

With a capacity of more than 1,500, Wandsworth is the country's largest prison.

The new A340-600 models are regarded as precursors to the in-development super-jumbo Airbus A380, which will have a capacity of more than 500 passengers.

The warheads contained sarin nerve gas, which is twenty-six times as deadly as cyanide, at a capacity of more than fifty litres — much greater than expected.

(Visa, by contrast, routinely handles thousands of transactions per second, and claims a capacity of more than twenty-four thousand transactions per second).

The 20-day event has a capacity of more than 700 people, according to Cockerell, with visitors invited to drink Taedonggang beer from 7pm until midnight.

With a capacity of more than 20,000 megawatts installed on land, it now represents three-fourths of the world's total wind-power output.

While the Tooting Sweeney can hold 69 people a night, the Coliseum – London's biggest theatre – has a capacity of more than 2,300.

Electricity consumption skyrocketed: at the cold-weather peak in January, consumers were demanding 2,000 megawatts from a grid with a capacity of no more than 1,300 megawatts.

The most important thing you can do, however, is serve it in a glass with a capacity of no more than four and a half ounces.

The Red Bull event in Washington was taking place at the Lincoln Theatre, with a capacity of slightly more than a thousand, while the League of Legends world championship would soon be played at the World Cup stadium in Seoul.

Despite recent ground improvements, Craven Park is currently restricted to a capacity of just more than 8,000, which is about 1,000 below the average attendance throughout Super League in 2006.