Sentence examples for all metre from inspiring English sources

The Barsi Light Railway continued to be operated as a privately owned railway until 1954 when it was purchased by the Indian government, and continued to operate as a narrow gauge railway until conversion to broad gauge began in the late 1990s as part of Indian Railways conversion program for all metre and narrow gauge lines.

After all, metres like the spondee, ♩♩, and the dispondee, ♩♩♩♩, need an accent on the first beat to keep their identity.

I've seen marmots in France, deer in Japan and a porcupine in Colorado – all metres from the slopes.

This 12-syllable line became the all-purpose metre in the middle and later Byzantine periods and was the vehicle for narrative, epigram, romance, satire, and moral and religious edification.

All the metres were equipped with sensors set on one litre impulse signal and connected to a data logging system.

"In the morning, this traffic island is packed with children and pushchairs and they are about a metre from all the exhausts," says Shazia Ali-Webber.

"It's not so much about having the physical talent to run quickly, it's having that mental talent to compete well and I was amazed at how he found a metre over all the rest of the season to move on.

The Finnish epic has a metre all its own: each line contains four main trochaic beats, but vowels are often stretched for dramatic effect.

The fish can precisely shift that separation across millions of cells by just billionths of a metre, all in under a second.

No other river has so many flavours of supersized fish: the freshwater stingray, the giant catfish and the Siamese giant carp can all reach three metres.

If you make it past the loopy hounds of hell that guard the sheep up top, you can enjoy a huge singletrack descent dropping 1,200 metres, all the way down to the village of Beaupraz.