Sentence examples for compared in size from inspiring English sources

They say antennas are about the size of two to three paper towel rolls, and transmitters compared in size to a George Foreman grill.

Under its new ownership, Hamleys, once compared in size and style to New York's troubled F.A.O. Schwarz, may expand outside Britain and open more of its outlets, called the Bear Factory, where shoppers buy teddy bears of their own design.

John O. Brennan, the president's top counterterrorism adviser, said that the packages containing explosives, which he compared in size to a "breadbox," were undergoing forensic analysis and that the inquiry was at an early stage.

Expressed in its equation form as "a≠b," that is exactly what it means--not that one is bigger or smaller than the other or even that they can be compared in size.

But no formation compares in size to the Marcellus.

But none of their problems compare in size to that of California.

None, though, compare in size, scope and cost to the National Beauty Pageant, which has been crowning queens since 1934.

Neither merger compares in size to the double-digit billion-dollar deals that took place just two years ago at the height of the buyout boom.

A dispute also exists over how big the Reagan tax cut turned out to be and how Mr. Bush's plan compares in size.

Real estate experts recommend that homeowners do as Mr. Calandriello did and attend nearby open houses to see how their homes compare in size and amenities.

But the ECB's interventions don't compare in size to the Fed's QE programme and they were delayed by more than half a decade.