Sentence examples for a single inch in from inspiring English sources

Abraham Lincoln drew Steven Spielberg's cinematic attention, but Lincoln was still a store clerk when William Lloyd Garrison published the first issue of the newspaper The Liberator in 1831, vowing to "not retreat a single inch" in his campaign to eradicate slavery.

"The world has never advanced a single inch in the right direction, when the movement could not be traced to some such small beginning".

"We will not give you a single inch, and our dead are in heaven and your dead are in hell," the distraught Isis commander is heard saying over the radio.

If you don't have a single inch of dirt or patio space in your 7th story apartment, don't give up.

SPI (stitches per inch) refers to the number of stitches in a single inch of seam.

Sometimes parades will dance right past the location, and you won't have to move a single inch to see the parade in full, just don't look to solicit much time waiting around in your seat, just watching the parade.

In particular, a single 0.25 inch wide and 8 or 12 inch long steel tongue, bonded by the Dexter-Hysol 9339 adhesive to a groove in a 0.5 inch thick laminated plate, can support a 20,000 lbs tension force.

This was naturally a single lens, gV inch in diameter.

These hyphae can knit a molded piece of substrate solidly together; in general, a single cubic inch of substrate contains eight miles of mycelium.

It'll also have a single 15-inch touchscreen display in the center console, instead of the 17-inch one in the Model S (and added driver display in the instrument panel).

Unlike the nine- and six-gun cruisers of his day, the Yorktown carried a single five-inch gun turret in the bow.