Sentence examples for for metres from inspiring English sources

Metres above the Australian height datum (mAHD) in (a) stands for metres above the Australian height datum, which approximates mean sea level.

The algorithm combines weighted values for every action - positive scores for metres gained, passes and so on, negative for poor handling or a missed tackle - and calculates an overall score.

A Weights and Measures Act set out a dual system under which Britons could use either imperial or metric measures - though there was little evidence of mass enthusiasm for metres over yards by the time the issue sprang into political life in the early 1960s.

Symbols are written in upright (Roman) type (m for metres, s for seconds), so as to differentiate from the italic type used for quantities (m for mass, s for displacement).

The system calls for metre accuracy knowledge of the measurement locations.

To get through it, we must wrap ourselves in the metres, for metre obliges us to keep moving.

The poetry is dissected, both for meaning and, as vitally, for metre, as much as it needs to be for 21st-century readers.

The fondness for metre was inherited along with the seat: Mr Dingell liked to issue an annual Christmas poem with a political theme.

'Metre', here, signifies verse forms,or specified combination of rhyme, alliteration and assonance, in combination with what passes for metre in English or Greek usage, that is, combinations of one to eight metrical feet in duple or triple time.

Metre for metre, the bombardment was more intense than at Stalingrad.

He went on to rattle upfield for 145 metres for the match.