Sentence examples for inches make from inspiring English sources

Now eighths of inches make a difference to her.

"Those few extra inches make all the difference in the world," he said.

While it shares their homey emphasis and hip clientele, its extra inches make it crucially more comfortable.

Its cabinet has a depth of six inches, which may seem positively gargantuan compared with today's ultrathin sets, but those added inches make room for audio components other TVs lack.

For a system that might seem even more deranged, if it weren't so familiar, consider this way of measuring length with four entirely different bases: 12 little units, called inches, make a foot, 3 feet make a yard, and 1,760 yards make a mile.

"You can call it luck, you can call it the will of the golfing gods, but at Augusta, more than any place you will ever play, degrees and inches make all the difference in the world".

The small one (10 inches) makes a perfect entree.

Wade and Riley, both standing 6 feet 4 inches, made eye contact.

These aluminum poles collapse to 25.5 inches, making them easy to fit into a pack.

Even a 52-inch set can be as shallow as seven inches, making it the thinnest rear-projection TV made.

In a 400-square-foot apartment, a few inches makes quite a difference in the quality of living".