Sentence examples for some metres from inspiring English sources

He landed some metres away and was knocked out.

And that does not mean "present" in the Belarusian way, where they are only permitted to watch from some metres away.

Here, the results indicate that a cation diffusion front has moved some metres into the bentonite whereas the bentonite reaction front is restricted to a few millimetres into the clay.

Some metres that occur less frequently are neither duple nor triple (5/4, 7/4) but may be considered a combination of duple and triple such as 2/4+3/4 or 3/4+2/4+2/4.

A headcut is an abrupt step in the channel profile, some centimetres to some metres high; it may originate merely as a bare or trampled patch in a vegetated channel bed but will increase in height (like some very large waterfalls) as it works upstream.

"When he does that he is dangerous and makes some metres for us".

The layout is a giant circle some 80 metres across.

To one side, Softroom's "Balcony" stretches for some 50 metres.

A day earlier, she stood some 300 metres away when explosions tore through the crowd.

The three-story building stretches nearly 1,000 feet (some 300 metres).

Above a waterfall of about that height, some hundred and fifty metres upstream, there was a swimming hole.