Sentence examples for length really from inspiring English sources

These scaled results show that not only could tail length really vary a lot between species, but was also markedly more varied than that of the body when compared to the femur.

"I have been saying we are going to see some longer lengths, and that length is really new and exciting".

"Oh hoo!" When Finn bowls that full length he really brings to mind Jason Gillespie in his snarling pomp.

This is fine for an article, but for a book to justify its length it really needs far more hard data than is in evidence here.

The ball was yorker length, faultless really, but somehow Morgan got under it and lifted it back over Botha's head and over the ropes.

Is it the 'starting' telomere length that really matters, to which variation in telomere loss later in life simply adds noise?

Ticciati's current fascination for Haydn was evident in the way he attentively shaped each line, revelled in the oddities (those cheeky pauses, those quirky phrase lengths) and really sank into the outdoorsy charm of the Andante and Trio.

With limited availability of their first EP and full-length, it really was Robinson who introduced them to a broader market outside of the band's native Sweden.

Despite its length, the recipe really couldn't be simpler, but because of its richness the dough is slower rising, so give yourself plenty of time.

India's rookies have not worried too much about variety or hostility, just "held length and line really well", in the words of England's coach Ashley Giles.

The sex life of Grace Kelly, like the home life of the Incas, is one of those distant but down-to-earth matters which we can investigate in depth, and muse upon at length, but never really hope to understand.