Sentence examples for a gap through which from inspiring English sources

The 8th Army's attack on the Mareth Line was launched on the night of March 20 , 1943 with a frontal blow that was intended to make a gap through which the armoured divisions could pour.

But soon all changed; the rain stopped, the sky cleared, and the sun found a gap through which it could shine cheerfully; the sheep in the stubbing shook themselves, showering rainbow-tinted drops from their heavy fleeces, and a few larks, rising some fifty feet or so above their chirruping comrades, sang joyfully.

The pipe has a gap through which the water-enriched mixture is discharged into the tank.

By using slots and slats, the leading edge of the wing is shifted forward to create a gap, through which the flow underneath the wing is guided to the top surface.

The movement of tectonic plates, perhaps influenced by a nearby impact basin, could have opened a gap through which the mountain's material upwelled.

In doing so, Pallas drew ahead of the next ship in line, creating a gap through which the British attack could be directed.

For one thing, the famous roof inspired by an upturned crab shell does not rest on the walls, but floats above them, leaving a distinct gap through which one may see a thin ribbon of radiant sky.

They didn't always do this, but any movement of my head seemed to make them shimmy up just a little bit, until there'd be a small gap through which I could hear the outside world.

At the 2nd his drive whistled into the trees and he was fortunate to have a big gap through which he could see the green, 163 yards away.

The ruling left a tiny gap through which death penalty states could wriggle by leaving it up to them to define the legal standard under which "mental retardation" – known in modern medical parlance as intellectual disability – is defined.

The most widely used configuration of MR dampers incorporates an annular gap through which the magnetically active MR fluid is forced to flow.