Sentence examples for span of that from inspiring English sources

Much has changed in the span of that tap life.

They're a disparate bunch, representing an almost unnatural span of that spectrum.

An exhibition of 41 photos at the Edwynn Houk Gallery in midtown presents the full span of that relationship.

If you look at C. elegans, a little worm, the world record for extending the life span of that animal is 10-fold.

Within the short span of that journey, Ms. Edelman traces the somber and angry recollections of the young woman, whose encounter with the older man was not simply a love affair; it was a private lesson in the psychic and spiritual scars left by history.

But this being an American-made series — its creator and executive producer, Jerome Gary, produced the documentary "Pumping Iron" (1977) — Ms. Abou Saifan quickly (within the span of that 24-minute episode) comes to temper her views, mainly through a back-and-forth with a cameraman, Guy Livneh, who turns out to be Israeli.

Like Lanark, he has no memory and must work out how to live in a strange new realm and within a society spread about the spans of that huge bridge.

It may have existed three years ago, but in that span of time, that marketplace – and its players – have fragmented into at least a half-dozen highly differentiated sub-markets..

It has long been acknowledged that a widened span of attention that allows concurrent processing of different information sources is important for creativity [Mendelsohn, 1976].

Thus, this identifies a novel, broad span of transcription that falls within a disease locus that is enriched in ovaries and testes.

In a study published last year, the team showed that an MDA there sharply curtailed the life span of mosquitoes that fed on treated people.