Sentence examples for across could from inspiring English sources

In this way, even very small asteroids no bigger than 50 metres across could be tracked.

At orbital velocity, some eight kilometres a second, even an object a centimetre across could knock a satellite out.

He fretted about the chance of another disaster on earth, noting that something a kilometre across could kill a quarter of the human race.

Dr LaVan reckons that two of his protocells, measuring several centimetres across, could run a digital music-player for about 10 hours.

Thomas McShane, a retired F.B.I. agent who led many art investigations in the 1970s and 1980s, said the motivations and methods of many of the thieves he came across could only be described as humorous.

A large version of the system (roughly 10km across) could, the researchers say, vaporise an asteroid ten times the size of 2012 DA14 over the course of about a year.

Using the developed models, read-across was performed for external set objects and comparison was made between the model predictions and read-across predictions for the objects where read-across could be performed.

Rolling out a similar strategy across government could multiply the saving many times, it said.

If the Kumasi bike proves durable, workshops across Africa could start turning out their own versions.

As I walked across, I could see a huge area of black land.

Integrating policy across government could transform the way it is delivered.