Sentence examples for length taking from inspiring English sources
Davis reaped the rewards of bowling line and length, taking World Cup best bowling figures of 7/51 (including a spell of 6/14 in 38 balls) as Australia folded to a 101 run defeat.
Although halfway through his spell he conceded 11 in an over, he quickly rediscovered his length, taking two for 29, while the lanky Aaron Laraman clean-bowled the danger men Gallian and Hussey.
The usual strategy was to reply at enormous length, taking in the history of the topic, sometimes over the past century, an appeal for the need to recognise the problem, concluding - after five minutes or so - with some thunderous truism which might or might not be true.
The usual strategy was to reply at enormous length, taking in the history of the topic, sometimes over the past century, an appeal for the need to recognise the problem, concluding - after five minutes or so - with some thunderous truism that might or might not be true.
Azcaxalli claim is to work in order to maximize the cycle length taking into account several safety parameters.
It is necessary to measure the chest wall thickness (CWT) and determine the appropriate catheter length taking the differences of habitus in race and region into consideration.
Restoring the Rhine, which is half the length, took almost three decades and cost forty-five billion dollars.
Their dresses were uniform only in color and length; taken all in all, it was a triumph for, among other things, the seamstresses of Alabama.
All dramatic adaptations involve a series of decisions about what to leave out, as even a novel of average length takes several hours to act out in full.
The variations in length took account of the uneven surface of the land, so that from tip to tip of every pole was this level plane of invisible flatness.
Even James Vince, given a solitary over immediately before tea, saw the final ball of his over fly from a good length, take the shoulder of Angelo Mathews' bat and fly over the predatory slip cordon to the third-man boundary.
