Sentence examples for is spans from inspiring English sources
noun
The space from the thumb to the end of the little finger when extended; nine inches; eighth of a fathom.
We focused on one of the SDs, named SD13M, which is spans nucleotide 67,076,000 to 68,893,000 on chromosome 13).
The Tsangpo is spanned in several places by suspension bridges.
The Grand Canal is spanned by four bridges.
Old Tampa Bay is spanned by two bridges and a causeway.
The gorge is spanned by an incredible arched bridge built in 1761 by Jose Martin Aldeguela.
The bay is spanned by a bridge from just north of Rio de Janeiro's centre to Niterói.
The Sarine River is spanned by several bridges, notably the seven-arched Pont de Zähringen.
The Taw is spanned there by a 15th-century stone bridge (widened in 1796 and 1962).
The name combines cangas ("towns") with the Narcea, which is spanned by a Roman bridge.
It is spanned by pseudo-orthogonal carriers on size.
The green kite is spanned up by the minimum scores in each group for each pedigree criterion; the orange kite is spanned up by the maximum scores.
