Sentence examples for of the span of from inspiring English sources

Updated at 4.32pm BST 4.19pm BST This gallery gives you some idea of the span of time that Louis van Gaal's career encompasses – his career in pictures.

Each political secretary (a senior rank) had at least 100 people reporting directly to him, "many times what the doctrine of the span of control would allow".

The estimation of the length of the span of life from observed data is a form of sampling from a large but incomplete population.

Now bucket nods to bucket of the span of an ash yoke, or something of that ilk Now one hanged man kicks at the end of his rope in another little attack of hope.

The rule of thumb is that a boat can sail if there is merely the width of the span of a person's hand between its keel and the riverbed.

The theme is man's relationship with nature at the centre of a divinely ordered universe, and the cycle of the seasons, with its images of growth, fruition and decline, carries metaphorical resonances of the span of human life.

Compared to the span of 32 m, the last four spans of bridge are less used.

Talk story about the putting in place of one of the spans of the bridge that is to carry the stupendous new Thruway across the Hudson.

(The second in the span of two minutes of gameplay).

Longevity is the span of life of an organism.

Last year, a number of people did so in the span of a couple of hours of trading.