Sentence examples for spans with from inspiring English sources

ANTHONY TOMMASINI For road trips, no companion helps pass the time better than Wagner, whose operas unfold over long, organic spans, with fitful bursts and ruminative stretches.

The HERS Index typically ranges from 0 to 150 spans, with a home with a score of 150 being extremely energy intensive in terms of purchased energy.

In addition to presenting her show for grown-ups in the evening, Ms. Dean will also entertain dancegoers with shorter attention spans with matinees of "Bounce Jr.," a 45-minute version of the big "Bounce".

This turned the conversation to the question of whether the assumption that younger viewers have shorter attention spans, with Barcroft encouraging his peers to pay more attention to neuroplasticity studies of how people's brains are adapting to changing viewing behaviours.

And yet studies have shown that identical twins separated at birth and reared apart can have vastly different life spans — with one living exceptionally long, and the other dying long before — indicating that genes have only so much influence.

The characteristics of the Bailey bridge were standardization and simplicity of panels, readiness of assembly in the field, capacity for additional strengthening by doubling or tripling the truss girders, and adaptability to long spans with the aid of pontoons.

He has a short attention span with books.

What about testing the span with crowds of people?

It was like watching the Presidential debates on C-SPAN, with nobody around to analyze.

He broke Federer twice in that span, with the set ending on Agassi's backhand winner.

He would also construct several glass-and-steel atriums coexisting with the old walls, creating courtyards spanned with glass bridges.