Sentence examples for questions height from inspiring English sources

Ms. Burden questions height limits generally -- though she said the image of the Kimmel Center rising over Washington Square "really takes your breath away" -- and said she would concentrate for now on "the impact of both religious institutions and medical facilities on low-density neighborhoods and the huge numbers of people visiting these facilities that were never meant to be regional".

When you subscribe to the (£1-a-week) site, you are asked a series of questions – height, weight, previous highest and lowest weights, history of weight gain within the family, and the weight you wish to be – which triggers an email from Dukan.

Instead of allowing users to write out longer posts to describe themselves, it only asks a few basic questions: height, occupation, ethnicity, religion and an "about me" section – all of which are optional, or pulled in from Facebook.

"But questions of height, and dress and gender, it's just not pertinent," she notes.

Sign up, answer some personal questions (age, height, body type, what type of date you're looking for, etc)., and indicate the times and neighborhoods you are available to go on a quick date, even if its on very short notice.

It does this by asking its users to categorize their body shape as one of a handful of different basic shapes (like pear, cone or apple), and take a 'body quiz' answering some general questions like height, weight and the size of particular parts of their body (such as their arms or torso).

A questionnaire including questions about height and weight of the children was completed by the parents.

There were additional questions about height, weight, cholesterol, and hypertension risk factors.

This included data for questions about height, weight and waist circumference category.

The Icelandic women answered questions about height, weight and HRT use when they attended the Detection Cancer Clinic (breast cancer mammography or cervical screening) at the Icelandic Cancer Society.

Questions on height, weight, blood pressure and cholesterol were only asked of the second half of the respondents although measurements in the clinic were undertaken on all participants.