Sentence examples for centimetres deep from inspiring English sources

The installation consists of 100 million ceramic models of sunflower seeds, ten centimetres deep.

The nutritive, food-gathering roots are usually no more than a few centimetres deep.

A typical dredge is constructed of steel plate and is 30 centimetres deep, 60 centimetres wide, and 90 centimetres long.

At one stage it was 80 centimetres deep, but the under-floor heated sidewalks and streets soon had it cleared.

"Since midnight we've seen snow falling steadily around the Stanthorpe and Eukey area with some widespread covering of snow, about several centimetres deep," he told the ABC.

Ancient Egyptian crucibles from about 1370 bc measured only a few centimetres deep and had large amounts of alkali and magnesia and 6 to 8 percent iron oxide.

Instead of having a completely solid structure to contain the cushion and peripheral jet, it incorporated a 6-inch- (15-centimetre) deep skirt of rubberized fabric.

They slept on floors covered with dog hair a centimetre deep, drove hundreds of miles to Kentucky to perform for Berninger's mum and a bored bartender, but never seriously considered packing it in.

The results of my medical examination say: six-centimetre by six-centimetre hematoma on the rear of the head; a five-centimetre deep cut that reached the skull; no estimate on the amount of blood lost; a C.T. exam showed no brain injury.

Where once he glued smashed plates to the surface, now Schnabel coats his pictures in clear resin a centimetre deep, a chemical glacier in which nubs of paint are trapped like the proverbial fly in amber and everything glistens with unnatural violence.

Make sure that the bath is at least 1 centimetre deep.