Sentence examples for by centimeters from inspiring English sources

May was not the only woman to win by centimeters.

She has been moving by centimeters toward that equivalency diploma for 13 years, off and on, and figures she needs two more years.

How did Mrs. Merkel, who has been recently leaning (by centimeters) toward greater commitment to Europe, fare in the same poll?

Bowling, when you know that you have no margin for error and that if the delivery is misdirected by centimeters it will be struck unerringly to the boundary, becomes very tough indeed.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — At the Winter Olympics, medals are won by centimeters and fractions of a second — margins of victory so slight, something that seems as innocuous as a cough or sniffle can unravel plans a lifetime in the making.

Going outside the comfort zone eventually leads to uncharacteristic errors: like the forehands that Federer was nailing off the frame in Dubai or Indian Wells or the straightforward forehands that Nadal was missing by centimeters in the Madrid and Rome finals on the surface he has dominated like no clay-court player in history.

When the centimeter-by-centimeter approach of the musician and his instrument is complete, listeners will remove their headphones after a gong has signalled the appropriate time.

The linear relationships shown in Fig. 10 can be used to determine the thickness of a coating layer in a centimeter-by-centimeter area.

"We went centimeter by centimeter," Maj.

Just be there for it, centimeter by centimeter".

Carbon nanotube macro-films are two-dimensional films with micrometer thickness and centimeter by centimeter in-plane dimension.