Sentence examples for measuring in at from inspiring English sources
The phrase "measuring in at" is an acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to a specific size or dimension of something. For example: "The cake measured in at ten inches tall."
For example, the year 1909 -- measuring in at 31 degrees Fahrenheit, the coldest measurement of the data set -- amounts to an open C on the cello, the instrument's lowest note.
We eventually located it, measuring in at a whopping 80cm, having shrunk only a little during the years.
· 99A Jl Tun HS Lee, Chinatown; + 603 013 355 0235; double £4.70 In a neighbourhood filled with sprawling high-rises, Hotel Maya feels diminutive and intimate, measuring in at only 22 storeys.
The heart-rate monitoring, meanwhile, seems pretty spot on, measuring in at regular intervals, or manually, if you so choose.
Samsung's svelte new model is indeed thinner at certain points, measuring in at 8.71mm at its thinnest.
Most impressive of all its reported specs would be the 720p display, measuring in at 4.5-inches.
There's a world to discover in this cultural campus, which measures in at 450 acres larger than Central Park.
The screen measures in at 3.9-inches and comes pre-set with 20 different stations.
SDI also has the worlds thinnest OLED, which measures in at a slim 0.6 millimeters.
Not to bad for a tiny camera that measures in at just 4.7- x 2.7- x 1.4-inches, eh?
The Drive GPS 150 has a smaller screen that measures in at 3.94-inches and uses the same receiver.
