Sentence examples for equal in width to from inspiring English sources

At Raymour & Flanigan, the East Coast furniture chain, a chair from the Briarwood collection by HM Richards is equal in width to Le Corbusier's LC2 love seat, designed in the late '20s and sold by Design Within Reach.

It involved navigating through an environment consisting of a corridor with several turns and that was equal in width to those seen in the training mazes (512 virtual units).

The stem is 8 25 mm long and up to 2 mm thick, equal in width throughout to slightly enlarged downward, flexible and filamentous but not fragile.

The stem is 2 6 cm long, 1 2 mm thick, and equal in width throughout to slightly enlarged near the base.

The stem is 6 8 cm long, 1 2 cm thick, solid (i.e., not hollow), and equal in width throughout to club-shaped.

The stem is 4.5-15 4.5-15g, 2-8 mm thicm, equalong width throughout its length to somewhat tapered downward or with a greatly attenuated base, and glutinous.

All three stripes of the flag (saffron (Kasari in the code), white and green) are going to be equal in width and length.

Young stems are typically bulbous to club-shaped, but this evens out somewhat as the mushroom grows, and mature stems are club-shaped to nearly equal in width throughout.

The stem is 5 12 cm long, 1 3 cm thick, nearly equal in width throughout or enlarged downward, hollow at maturity, sticky to dry, scrobiculate (coarsely pitted), pale yellow to orange-yellow, and stains dull lilac to purple.

More or less equal in width throughout, or thicker on either end, its color is whitish to brownish to rusty-brown.

When young, it is bulbous, but matures to become more or less equal in width throughout.