Sentence examples for have a spread of from inspiring English sources
You have to have a spread of talent".
The antlers, now part of a full shoulder mount (taxidermists are dextrous), have a spread of about three feet.
By Harold Ross and Clifford Orr The New Yorker, October 21 , 1933P. 18 The Texas longhorn steer at the Rodeo is, so far as can be determined, the first one ever in New York; the horns have a spread of six feet, pretty good, but 4 feet 11 inches short of the record.
We'd love to have a spread of every nation, of every nation to be represented.
Wines from Germany and Argentina also have a spread of THQ values based levels of V ions which are concerning.
"These meteorites, called the HED meteorites, have a spread of ages; and having multiple large impacts gives us potential sources for those meteorites".
The plants grew to about 20 cm (8 in) tall and had a spread of 25 cm (10 in).
The Saturn VUE sport utility, due out next year, will also have a C.V.T. Audi's has a spread of gear ratios equivalent to a six-speed transmission.
The wonderboom (F. salicifolia) of Africa grows in a similar manner; a specimen at Pretoria has a spread of 50 metres (55 yards).
At the same time, the most actively traded option contract on Compaq had a spread of 40 cents, 10 times as wide.
