Sentence examples for friendly dimensions from inspiring English sources

Digital subscriptions, a grail for the mainstream media that often seemed more like a mirage, took on some firm if not altogether friendly dimensions last week.

"You come into this ballpark, you've got to make pitches," Manager Terry Collins said of Coors Field, which is known for its hitter friendly dimensions and conditions.

But after subsequent weeks of additional testing, I find that the 6 Plus ends up being the one I'd choose for almost any situation, despite its additional size and not-so-pocket friendly dimensions.

Some of the blame, Martinez said, goes to the hitter-friendly dimensions of the stadium.

Still, with walker-friendly dimensions, dozens of bed-and-breakfasts, upscale shopping and maybe the South's best restaurants outside New Orleans, it reveals itself as more than a pretty place.

The hitter-friendly dimensions at Yankee Stadium have hardly been a factor, as he has surrendered 13 homers over 15 home starts compared with 11 in 14 starts on the road.

That's a lot of photo gear packed into one device, but the 5-inch prototype smartphone handset still retains relatively consumer-friendly dimensions, judging by early video looks.

The trade-off for its travel-friendly dimensions is a slightly smaller screen: 14.1 inches, with a maximum resolution of 1,280-by-800 pixels.

Thomas Truax delivered versions of tunes from Twin Peaks and Lost Highway on horn, xylophone and a menagerie of homemade instruments while Cibelle Cavalli's set, purportedly delivered from the Las Venus Resort Palace Hotel, offered a sense of lounge-friendly dimension-hopping.

Belatedly, the team figured out the slasher was Tobias Ford, a blue-collar worker thought dead in the accident who was actually bouncing back and forth between Earth and another less-friendly dimension, clinging on to his wrench but still losing a little of himself each time.

Talking about autism-friendly libraries, Dimensions managing director Lisa Hopkins says: "The most important thing is that people who work there are informed about autism and are tolerant; they allow people to behave in ways they want to behave".