Sentence examples for feet consisting of from inspiring English sources

It consists of 725 cardboard boxes which extend 135 feet, consisting of walls, towers, & pyramids formed of a hodge-podge of boxes bearing fragments of advertisements, sections of billboards, news photographs, quotations, and - in a variety of styles - the words "Peace on Earth".

For example, the poem's insistent iambic pentameter is often interrupted by spondees (metrical feet consisting of two long syllables), which slow down the movement of the poem; the labouring language casts into doubt the reliability of Ulysses' sentiments.

Sway of monument in 30 mph wind: 0.125 inches Marble capstone weight: 3300 pound Capstone cuneiform keystone measures 5.16 feet from base to the top Each side of the capstone base: 3 feet Depth: 36 feet Consisting of the 23.5-foot thick gneiss-block old foundation and a 13.5-foot thick concrete slab below it.

Pads on the feet consist of wide plates or scales under the fingers and toes.

The semidesert landscape, ascending to an elevation of 4,300 to 4,600 feet, consists of a slightly rolling plain covered with scanty vegetation, mostly sagebrush.

The black form paintings, the largest of which is 15 by nearly nine feet, consist of large, hard-edged black rectangles painted over muted, rust-red grounds, with a narrow border of red left showing.

Materials processed under an NHPRC grant between Oct. 2011 and Sept. 2012 (371. 25 linear feet) consist of 443 manuscript boxes, 136 record storage boxes, 7 flat boxes, 3 card boxes, 20 map folders, and 10 rolls.

Each canvas (also 5 by 4 feet) consists of bands of lurid tropical sunset colors — blues, purples, oranges and yellows, with occasional reds and pinks — against which are silhouetted one to three spindly black-over-green palm trees.

Anapest, metrical foot consisting of two short or unstressed syllables followed by one long or stressed syllable.

Dactyl, metrical foot consisting of one long (classical verse) or stressed (English verse) syllable followed by two short, or unstressed, syllables.

The dictionary tells me that a dactyl is "a metrical foot consisting of one long syllable followed by two short ones" and that hexameter means a "line of verse containing six metrical feet".