Sentence examples for sometimes as large as from inspiring English sources

The arancini there are ubiquitous and sometimes as "large as grapefruits," as Mr. Campaniello put it.

Witch ball, a hollow glass sphere, sometimes as large as 7 inches (18 cm) in diameter.

Backup batteries usually trumpet their capacity, but capacity results in size: they are sometimes as large as a paperback book.

His photographs are characterized by their lush colour and extreme attention to detail, which, because of their large size often measuring about 5 × 5 feet (1.5 × 1.5 metres) or more but sometimes as large as 10 × 12 feet (3 × 3.6 metres)—have a mesmerizing effect.

The observations also showed large in-grain misorientations sometimes as large as 25°, while the model assumes a single orientation for each grain.

Cracking of the specimens resulted in an increase in hydraulic conductivity, sometimes as large as five to ten orders of magnitude.

However, CCIR foF2 and URSI foF2 IRI predictions systematically underestimate the observed results during most time period of the day, with the percentage difference ΔfoF2 values changing between about −5% and −25%, whereas for a few hours around pre-sunrise, the IRI predictions generally overestimate the observational ones with ΔfoF2 sometimes reaching as large as ∼30%.

It is impossible to understand why the appearance of a comparatively small cellular mass, regardless of its type and localization, inevitably kills the entire body (especially in view of the fact that benign tumors may sometimes be as large as several kilograms without deleterious consequences).

The job will require you to work with a wide range of people, sometimes in pairs, sometimes with teams as large as 20.

The adult alligator feeds mainly on fishes, small mammals, and birds but may sometimes take prey as large as deer or cattle.

In reading, even if the gender differences were fairly large along the entire proficiency distribution, they were particularly large at the lower tail, since effect sizes were sometimes about twice as large as at the upper tail.