Sentence examples for have a span of from inspiring English sources

The three fiberglass blades of each turbine have a span of 150 feet and spin at close to 155 miles an hour, or 250 kilometers an hour, under the best wind conditions.

With all the stealing of time by our era's bombardment of communications — friending and twittering by people you don't remember or never knew or who have an angle — what a pleasure to have a span of time to talk to a person you actually want to talk with.

In fact, most goods would have a span of maintaining quality or original condition (e.g., vegetables, fruit, fish, meat, etc)., during that period, there is no deterioration occurring.

The mechanical structure has been designed so as to have a span of 2 μm, that should provide with a sensitivity of 4.6 dB/g.

The samples were made of solid bricks, with a radius of 2060 mm and are 770 mm wide and 120 mm thick; three vaults have a span of 3980 mm and other three of 3575 mm.

The largest Parthian iwans at that site have a span of 15 m (50 ft).

It has a span of 3,500 feet, stands 250 feet above the water, has four massive cables and eight roadways.

It has a span of many years, characters fall in love, marry, separate, children are born, people die.

Supported by five wire cables on each side, the bridge had a span of 358 feet (109 m).

But the main event of the new work is the half-cylinder of the new concourse and its roof, which has a span of 52 metres.

The bridge has a span of 275 feet (84 metres) across the creek and is probably the largest natural bridge in the world.