Sentence examples for metres I from inspiring English sources
The outcome from the formula suggests 907.84256 metres, i.e. the radius (R) of the coverage.
The cell radius is 1 km, and the coordination distance D c, which is the boundary between the cluster-centre and cluster-edge, is 350 metres (i.e. 0.35R [16]).
At the 50 metres, I thought he [Asafa] had me.
After a few metres, I was cursing myself.
"From twenty metres I see her — very slow," Nones told me.
Whenever I walked for 10 metres, I had to sit and rest".
Early 16th-century dance tunes in all countries of western Europe usually had appeared in pairs: one was slow, stately in mood, and in duple metre (i.e., with two beats to the measure); the other fast, lively in mood, usually in triple metre, and often melodically similar to the first.
He approached it the most difficult way, rendering "verse for verse the episode in the same metre... I have sacrificed all ornament to fidelity".
"I chose Mont Blanc as a benchmark to Everest and my goal is to raise £1 for every metre I climb".
And when I don't write in form and metre, I become unbearably self-indulgent.
Richard Gasquet says self-deprecatingly: "I'm not two metres tall, I'm not very muscular, so I'm trying the best I can with my shots".
