Sentence examples for a moderately long from inspiring English sources
Roberts had a moderately long run-up to the wicket, building his speed rapidly as he prepared for his delivery.
Keith Primeau's previous playoff goal was a memorable one, but you have to have a moderately long memory to remember it.
In the most primitive, or basal, ornithischians, the pubis had a moderately long anterior blade, but this was reduced in later ornithischians.
Distance 6 miles (9.7km) Classification Moderate Duration 3 hours Begins Bathwick Hill OS grid reference ST765640 Walk in a nutshell A moderately long but well-marked circular walk with fabulous views of Bath.
Chinchillas weigh up to 800 grams (1.8 pounds) with a compact body up to 38 cm (15 inches) long, large eyes, long ears, and a moderately long, bushy tail of up to 15 cm.
In the underlying problem, we consider a moderately long CPI, which obviates the need for target range migration compensation.
It has a coat of moderately long, creamy-white fur with a golden tint, dark black or chocolate-brown fur on its neck and throat, pale orange fur on the tops of its legs and forelimbs, a white tail and hindlimbs, and a characteristic bright orange-gold crown.
The eastern green mamba is a large, with a slightly compressed, and very slender bodied snake with a medium to moderately long tapering tail.
Ground squirrel, any of 62 species of long-bodied terrestrial rodents that are active during the day and have short legs, strong claws, small rounded ears, and a short or moderately long tail.
In the opener, Britten's "Four Sea Interludes" from "Peter Grimes" — as the rules state, a pleasing, dramatic and moderately long showcase of orchestral colors — the playing was lithe and sensuous, particularly in the strings, which brought surging lyricism to the great "Moonlight" interlude.
Sampling from multiple regions of a genome and sampling moderately long total sequence length (approximately 5000 bp or more) have both been shown to significantly improve resolution and support phylogenetic analyses [ 38- 42].
