Sentence examples for size of stories from inspiring English sources

If you don't know how to write software to help you acquire and analyze data, there will always be a limit to the size of stories you can get by yourself.

In theory it would enable someone using it to see, for example, which stories a user had viewed on the BBC website by comparing the number of bytes used with the size of stories on the site.

The last, Silver on the Tree (1977), is the least successful of the series, she thinks – "trying not only to tie all the threads of story together but also to do that impossible thing of having a climax that was of the right intensity for that size of story".

Facebook even already uses the word "feature" to mean increasing the size of a story on one's own Timeline.

The diminutive cup held aloft by England captain Katy Mclean didn't fit the size of the story: it looked a bit apologetic, a bit pub league, a bit amateurish.

A recently discovered cave that grows crystals the size of four-story buildings, a lake the color of a strawberry milkshake, and a glacier that seems to bleed sound like they're from another planet, but can be seen right here on earth, and they remind us that there's plenty of mystery left to explore.

The data base includes building age, size, location, number of stories, and structural typology, as well as population demography and distribution, the history of earthquakes in the region, and potential soil amplification, landslide, and liquefaction susceptibility.

But by upping the size of images and stories shared by users, Facebook could give the same to businesses without the ads being an eyesore.

What size of articles or stories do you want to publish?

Another involves the sheer size of the book story.

The Jumbo is at Berkeley, the size of a two-story house.