Sentence examples for inches late from inspiring English sources

TALKING POINT Should Coughlin have gone for it when the Giants faced a fourth-and-1 — it was more like 18 inches — late in the third?

The sides of the hangars were designed to be 1.5 inches thick to protect the hangar from low-level attacks with 500 pound semi-armour-piercing bombs, but were supposedly thickened to 2 inches late in the design process at the cost of reducing the height of the lower hangar.

So last week's news that teenage birthrates inched upward late in the Bush era, after 15 years of steady decline, was greeted with a grim sort of satisfaction.

Rome said he's confident that he tested his team's resolve, going on a fourth-and-inches try late in the fourth quarter with the Vaqueros leading, 24-19, and the ball on their own 20.

With consumer costs declining and alternative energy sources becoming more and more attractive as the supply increases, outlets such as community shared Solar Gardens and NGO-solar company partnerships (like the one my organization has with Solar City) become cost effective opportunities to change your home energy supplier...yet another reason why the U.S. is inching back late in the game.

STAYTHIRSTYMYAMIGO stalked outside on the backstretch and turn, bid three deep into the stretch, took the lead under urging outside rivals in midstretch, drifted in and inched away late under a left handed crack of the whip.

It's even stamped upon our marriage certificates – a fact which has gained some column inches of late.

He sold none last February, even though the biggest snowfall of the season, about 20 inches, was late in the month.

In the second half, O'Neill tipped away Ryan Harpur's goal-bound free-kick and Matt Hazley headed inches wide late on.

Schweinsteiger's night ended in disappointment when he was sent off after receiving a second yellow card for a foul on Rooney, while Arjen Robben came closest to settling the contest with a shot inches wide late on.

REACHREACHREACH broke out a bit, stalked between horses then three deep, continued outside a rival on the turn and three wide into the stretch, took the lead outside the pacesetter in midstretch and inched clear late under left handed urging.