Sentence examples for most metres from inspiring English sources

He was our top carrier and made most metres.

454: the most metres made by one player, and this was made by Santiago Cordero of Argentina.

Telusa Veainu: The Tongan winger may only have 6 caps to his name but the former New Zealand Under 20's star has made the most metres in the competition with 260 after two rounds.

He won seven line-outs, put in 10 tackles and made no fewer than 15 carries, making most metres of the forwards.

If Care bides his time the space will open up in front of him and he will get the chance to exhibit his special talents, not least his pace - he's made the second most metres (342) of any scrum-half in the Premiership this season.

Wheat pollen is heavy and travels at most 12 metres.

Access to living space totalling at most six metres by four, all of them visibly damp, is through a dilapidated lavatory.

Probably the oldest and most common metre in classical verse is the dactylic hexameter, the metre of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey and of other ancient epics.

Most identified metre marks of either 135 or 175, because the reservoir was scheduled to be filled in two stages, first in 2003, and then at the higher level in 2009.

Iambic tetrameter is, next to iambic pentameter, the most common metre in English poetry; it is used in the English and Scottish traditional ballads, which are usually composed of four-line stanzas of alternating iambic tetrameter and trimeter.

Between fifteen and thirty metres, most people are neutrally buoyant, and after thirty metres they are negatively buoyant, which means they sink.