Sentence examples for ounce which from inspiring English sources

That's an ounce, which means a three-ounce tube should last, at most, a few outings.

The ban applies to sinkers weighing less than half an ounce, which birds can easily swallow.

A fluid ounce of water weighs roughly one dry ounce, which means that a cup of water will register 8 ounces on your scale.

Each solid gold coin weighs an ounce, which represents a markup of nearly 400% on the current market price of $1,192£95959) per ounce.

Commentators on CNBC talk about gold hitting $2,400 an ounce, which would be a genuine record (the previous high of $850 in 1980 would be about $2,300 today, adjusted for inflation).

He even noticed that in the summer, on moist muggy days, bats picked up extra weight from the grass, perhaps a critical half ounce, which would be 1.5percentt of the total weight.

The solar-powered transmitters weigh only 2.3 ounces, "which is nothing to a 20-pound bird," Dr. Takekawa said.

A "più grande" tips the scales at 50 ounces, which is a little more than three pounds of meat.

The cups held 16 ounces, which will be the maximum for lemonade and other sweet drinks should the ban take effect.

It weighs seven ounces, which makes it only slightly less likely to blow away on the beach than an actual paperback book.

Cobble Hill Cinemas in Brooklyn has canceled its standing order of cups larger than 16 ounces, which will affect both soda servings (currently available up to 32 ounces) and those for its frozen Icees (24 ounces), said Brandon Serrano, a manager.