Sentence examples for inch of one from inspiring English sources

When cool enough to handle, slide the scallion band back to within an inch of one end.

It's all a lot more risqué than letting a half inch of one's boxers see daylight.

If you look at populations of well-fed kids around the world, they're all within half an inch of one another.

Bend about 19 mm (3/4 inch) of one end of the paper clip at a 90° angle.

For two months, Orszag, Nabors, Geithner, Summers, Jason Furman, Melody Barnes, Austan Goolsbee, and several others worked within inches of one other — a combustible mixture of personalities and economic philosophies.

If no response is indicated, the same utterance, more insistently intoned, takes on a suggestion of rebuke and heightened anxiety: "Hey, you're riding me into the median strip!" And if the swerve does take place, within inches of one's front fender, a strengthened intonation moderates the meaning to, roughly, "You crazy blind idiot, go back to driving school!".

That summer of '68, I was in a vast crowd in London's sunlit Hyde Park listening to Pink Floyd's free concert: One inch of love is one inch of shadow Love is the shadow that ripens the wine Set the controls for the heart of the sun!

One inch of rainwater hitting one acre of asphalt means 27,000 gallons of water going into the sewer.

They call the process "interrogating" the cracks: engineers carry little loops of wire in thicknesses from one thirty-second of an inch to one-third of an inch to measure the cracks' width and depth.

That's one dollar for every inch of dough with one raisin and one chip of a walnut.

One inch of rain on a patch that size is seven million two hundred and thirty-two tonssand tofs of water.