Sentence examples for curves from inspiring English sources

James Leaton, research director at the Carbon Tracker Initiative (CTI) said: "Investors are already using the detailed CTI cost curves to start identifying how low demand and price scenarios could play out".

Then he swung his arms outwards and there was the keel, dripping wet, its gentle curves feminine and sweetly turned".

This lends to the curves a certain precision that is otherwise not possible generally.

The sand – almost white and so fine it was used in hourglasses – curves around the island's south-eastern tip, backed by dunes and pine.

The two successive top-lick curves on the course – where Senna and the day before, in a grim prophetic preface, Roland Ratzenberger died – have been significantly slowed by lower-gear chicanes and gravel traps.

One of the most popular crossings remains Anzalduas Park, in Mission, Texas, a favourite weekend barbecue spot for local families where the Rio Grande curves and narrows – and crossing on a raft or boat takes a matter of seconds.

Meanwhile, the black and Latina female stars are shown flaunting their curves and being bootylicious.

Outside, wooden bridges wind through a flowering garden to the infinity pool, which curves round a thatched hut and stretches wall-less across the horizon.

He did just that, throwing caution to the winds on the sodden curves, roundabouts and dead turns to post a time of 19min 54sec for the 10 miles, which was exemplary given the difficult conditions.

This sort of even relationship to π between your value in A1 and the constant is wanted in order to get good smooth spherical curves.

But Chongqing Meiquan, the developer behind the ­building, claims innocence, insisting at a press ­conference that the project was ­inspired not by Hadid's curves but "by the cobblestones on the bank of the Yangtze river by which Chongqing was built".