Sentence examples for smaller opening from inspiring English sources

"And yet," said the boy, "a smaller container means a smaller opening, and it won't catch nearly as much rain".

No. 505's walls in some cases sit a privacy-challenging 15 feet from the park's edges, so Mr. Juul-Hansen has angled the window panes, instead of having them flush with the walls, thereby creating a smaller opening for people to peek into, he said.

It is doing well next to the October-timed speciality releases Fox has been using as a yardstick: Captain Phillips (-36.2%) and The Departed (-29.2%) saw similar second-weekend audience loyalty, while Gravity (-22.6%) and Argo (-15.5%, albeit on a much smaller opening) held better.

As to why the early tracking numbers indicated a somewhat smaller opening, everyone pointed to the difficulty of figuring out exactly what young movie audiences might embrace, especially given the buzz-generating last-minute impact of strong reviews and a top-selling soundtrack album.

A boss with smaller opening and longer flange does not appear to reduce the amount of helical windings.

However, large stones cannot be easily extracted through the necessarily smaller opening made when using the fistulotomy technique.

The company enjoyed a smaller opening-day bounce on the New York Stock Exchange.

"The antique ones had smaller openings, as the trees tended to be smaller.

Due to correlation of opening-ratio and strains, the generally smaller opening-ratios from detection always deliver smaller strains and hence assigned damage categories.

This involves opening the slicer to its smallest opening and shredding the meat.

The outlet nozzle has a relatively small opening.