Sentence examples similar to inch ties from inspiring English sources

That increase of one inch tied Isner with Ivo Karlovic of Croatia as the tallest player in tennis.

Forget about the extreme one-inch ties that you may have seen coming down the runway.

Six-inch ties are strong enough to hold rebar (#4 or #5) during a pour.

INSIDE TRACK LANCE DEAL, who is 40 years old and ended a brief retirement six months ago, won the men's hammer throw at 244 feet 5 inches, tying HAROLD CONNOLLY's record of nine American hammer-throw titles.

With between a 21/2 -inch and 23/4-inch point length, and 11/4-inch tie space.

You want enough extra string to tie onto the pencil (if your finished circle is 4 inches wide, you cut your string to a bit longer than 2 inches) Tie the string to the pencil Place your finger in the approximate center of the area you want to draw the circle Put the free end of the string under your finger.

The Hawks fought back to send the series to a seventh game, one that saw the Blues score a late goal and then survive a Chicago rally that came within a fraction of an inch of tying the game.

Jared Spurgeon scored two of Minnesota's four third-period goals, both on the power play, and the Wild came within a fraction of an inch of tying the score with 34 seconds remaining when Nino Niederreiter whacked at a loose puck in the crease.

They fought a border war on three fronts in 1962 and began inching toward normal ties only in the late 1980's.

Tottenville of Staten Island won the shot-put relay at 64 feet 2 1/2 inches and tied for first in the high jump at 9-4.

If she did watch, she saw a fine performance by her husband, as well as a dicey finish in which the Royals came within inches of tying the score off Mariano Rivera in the ninth inning.