Sentence examples for some length from from inspiring English sources

Writer quotes, at some length, from an overheard conversation.

While bending the conduit, you are going to cut off some length from the total length of the conduit needed to trace the path.

Measure and mark its length FROM THE CENTER mark.

Portions of the DNA fragments are then sequenced by an iterative process involving fluorescence, digital photography, and image analysis, yielding short reads of some fixed length, from around 35 to 100 bases (for Illumina and SOLiD) and up to 500 for (Roche 454).

You may have to trim some excess length from the bolts using a hacksaw depending on the thickness of your door.

Time and again in his memoirs, he quotes from the notices he received for his books, often at some length, and often from the most negative ones.

In her review of a new biography of that partnership — "The Astaires," by Kathleen Riley — in the Book Review, Toni Bentley describes, at some length, a scene from the 1934 film "The Gay Divorcee".

However, it is important to separate differences in FC that might reflect being in the scanner for some length of time from those that are due to the influence of carrying out cognitive tasks.

Edwin's renown comes largely from his treatment at some length by Bede, writing from an uncompromisingly English and Christian perspective, and rests on his belated conversion to Christianity.

The G region showed some variation in length, from 860 nt to 908 nt.

Other cumulative toxicities seen only after administration of a certain quantity of drug over some length of time include cardiomyopathy from anthracyclins.