Sentence examples for great clearances from inspiring English sources
Rating: 7 Maurice Edu: See above, minus all of those great clearances.
When writing about the land it owns, the National Trust airbrushes the wildlife and ecosystems that lived there before the great clearances that created the open landscapes it preserves.
It was a great clearance but looked like a blatant … but the ref has awarded only a corner.
"He had a great clearance at the end.
[18F]Fludarabine showed a great clearance from physiological tissues which resulted in a marked contrast between tumoural and normal tissues (Figure 3a).
From 1661 to 1669, Hong Kong was directly affected by the Great Clearance of Kangxi Emperor, who required the evacuation of coastal areas of Canton (Guangdong).
These and other aphorisms make great clearance décor at Marshall's but are otherwise woefully insufficient descriptions of the deeply ingrained idea of what home means to each of us.
In under ten minutes he briefly but politely answers questions about Jon Hamm ("he's amazing at the action stuff"), song rights ("we had a great clearance person"), Prince, who died during filming ("when somebody told me I just couldn't believe it") and things that are too tedious to transcribe here.
This aided the distribution of the huge sail weight on the tail bearing and also provided greater clearance between the sails and the support structure.
The glomerular basement membrane is negatively charged, and therefore cationic nanoparticles of 6 8 nm exhibit greater clearance than those negatively charged or neutral of the same size [33].
