Sentence examples for spans in from inspiring English sources
People had families, lost loved ones: we lived entire life spans in those years.
Oddly enough, such long spans in stone were never applied to buildings.
No wonder we lament the julienning of our attention spans in the digital age.
"People have short attention spans in 2014," he told BBC6 Music.
To be sure, the new campaign does acknowledge the change in attention spans in the last five decades.
Trussed spans in the range of 20 26 metres (65 85 feet) became fairly common in building roofs.
Tommasini writes, somewhat unfashionably, about classical music's demands on our collective attention spans in the face of our withering abilities to concentrate throughout our culture.
If you let your eyes trace one of the long spans in Piano's church, you will notice that only one end of the arc is anchored in concrete.
With the wide age spans in kindergarten classrooms, each new generation of preschool parents must grapple with where exactly to slot their children.
Reinforced concrete, because of its inherent strength in compression, is primarily used for long spans in funicular compression forms, including vaults, shells, and domes.
The way to do it is simply to encourage older workers to spend a larger share of their increasing life spans in the work force.
