Sentence examples for a span that from inspiring English sources

In a span that averaged 17 years, 5,294 people died before age 90.

It's a span that smashes the previous record "major hurricane drought" by almost three years.

Not a short story, where the action is condensed, but something with a span that takes in decades, eras even.

(He apologized, and was suspended for a week, a span that served to underscore how brief Rice's suspension was).

Miami hasn't scored a touchdown on offense since Oct. 25 (a span that included a bye week).

That's a span that includes 59 minutes against Florida and all of games against Vanderbilt, Mississippi, Tennessee, L.S.U.

Columns will be bolted together to form a span that rises on either side of a pool like a large V.

John Gross's delightful reminiscences encompass his London life until the age of 18, a span that might not seem long enough to provide adequate material for a memoir.

Each type of animal, he realized, had a widespread existence for a particular span of time, a span that partially overlapped with that of other animals.

They add that scientists should emphasize that extinction itself happens over a span that is always going to be hard to measure or comprehend.

They must have beaten the S&P 500 over the past five years-a span that takes in both a bull and a bear market-as well as since January 2003.