Sentence examples for spaced from inspiring English sources

affect George Mallory" with an invitation to dinner, but although letters continued into the 1920s, after his marriage they became more widely spaced, and the friendship was evidently cooling.

You could do the round-trip route in a day, but the resort towns of Allinge, Gudhjem and Svaneke, and the pretty fishing villages between them – Teglkås and Snogebæk stand out – are perfectly spaced out for taking it slower, stopping every couple of hours to explore the alleys between whitewashed, low-roofed cottages, feasting on smoked fish, and visiting the sites.

I say "largely" at will, because switching layout also means the various areas of the page are spaced differently, some growing and others shrinking, so you need to make sure they all have the right amount of content in them.

Richard Thompson at the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma, noted that storms will likely be widely spaced apart.

Trips out of town have therefore to be planned strategically, via CNG filling stations spaced few and far between.

Creatures confined to islands rapidly head in a different genetic direction to mainland relatives; but researchers have found surprisingly little genetic variation between the populations of even quite widely spaced ocean-bottom vents.

But by 1972, Petit was already heading the Ballet de Marseille – again mixing avant-garde experiment, classical choreography and commercial nous, for example with his 1972 Pink Floyd Ballet, a spaced-out hybrid between a ballet and a live rock concert, featuring the Floyd themselves.

Duolingo, however, is free, offers actual explanations alongside drills, and uses the same spaced-repetition idea for grammar as Anki does for vocabulary.

Its winner was the incumbent, Leonid Chernovetsky, nicknamed "Cosmos" for his spaced-out and erratic behaviour and his allegiance to a local sect, the Embassy of God, which professes that "wealth is not for sissies".

Whereas a traditional olive farm is a bucolic sight, with large, widely-spaced trees providing cover for grass and grazing animals, the trees in new plantations are tightly packed, scrubbier and usually grow on shallower soil.

Tucked away near the end of his unpublished doctoral thesis from Princeton a parsimonious 30 pages, generously double-spaced, including contents and acknowledgements was the notion that an equilibrium of a game could be understood as the average behaviour of a population of individuals.