Sentence examples for modern size from inspiring English sources

The Thistle Creek horse, a male, would have been of modern size.

Maybe the persistent myth that Marilyn wore a size 16 – when her dresses would be a modern size 8-10 – reflecthatatoto us, she's still larger than life.

If you go back 4.5 billion years, Earth is more or less its modern size, it's largely molten and it's "differentiated", meaning that its heavier metals have sunk to the core.

On the one hand, the author wants to use myth, with its strong archetypal patterns ("vengeance begets vengeance"), to illustrate his political point; on the other, he wants to demythologize myth, cutting its heroic characters down to modern size, giving them recognizable psychologies and more or less normal motivations.

Without single-play the games industry would be about 1/100th of its modern size.

It has a retro-inspired look but a modern size that is easy to read and very well designed.

To meet the demand, the men started an offshoot company, the New England Collection, reproducing, in modern sizes, designs taken from their inventory of classic American hooked rugs.

A fundraising drive in 1987 allowed 422 modern sized plush seats to be installed, lowering the theatre's original seating capacity by almost 240.

We march down a long corridor, running alongside a Tate Modern-sized space enclosing a giant pipe.

Most modern particle size distribution equipment determine the approximate size of materials based on scientific principles linked to mass or volume fractions.

It is important to note that modern particle size metrology is largely a science of approximation wherein the generation of size distributions necessitates the inclusion of assumptions and fitting parameters that are not necessarily consistent from manufacturer to manufacturer or even within the same instrument under different analysis modes or parameters.