Sentence examples for long spanning from inspiring English sources

Nearly four and a half hours long, spanning more than a decade and reconstructing a pair of brutal insurgencies, "Che" surely deserves the name of epic.

Work was completed in 1982 on the main gravity dam, 643 feet (196 metres) high and 4,045 feet (1,233 metres) long, spanning the Paraná.

Nearly four and a half hours long, spanning more than a decade and reconstructing a pair of brutal insurgencies, "Che" surely deserves the overworked, frequently misapplied name of epic.

From the moment you walk past the thick velvet curtains, you know that your night here is going to be a comfortable one: the wine list is 14 pages long, spanning old world and new.

The poem's formal properties are ways of managing the rate at which tape-time elapses: when Ammons's lines are long, spanning the width of the tape, he preserves the length and buys more time; when he prints a narrow strip of words, more of the tape (and so, functionally speaking, more of the time) is gobbled up.

One of the earlier extant monuments in the area is a stone bridge 220 yards (200 metres) long spanning the Seyhan River, dating from the time of the Byzantine emperor Justinian I and restored by several Arab rulers of the area in the 8th and 9th centuries.

A bridge 4.5 miles (7 km) long spans the river above Newport News.

Eon, Long span of geologic time.

The long spans of evolutionary history and the speed of change make for some dizzying contrasts.

Sinatra's body of work dramatized the long span of his life.

He received the ASCE Howard and Roebling awards for innovation in long span bridges.