Sentence examples for take a meter from inspiring English sources

Don't aim the camera right at the sun though; take a meter reading off to the side a bit so the clouds will be exposed perfectly.

Take a meter reading of a low-contrast scene (a piece of grass or asphalt will do just fine) with your film camera, then shoot the same piece of the same thing with exactly the same ISO, shutter speed and aperture with a digital camera.

To New Yorkers who take a broken meter as an invitation to park indefinitely, a ticket comes as an unpleasant reality check: the legal limit is, in fact, an hour.

The findings also give Røy an appreciation for life here on Earth: "I find it so fascinating that you can take a cubic meter of mud and then store it for 86 million years, and somebody's still living in it".

After setting up an ant home outside the lab, the researchers let 25 ants take a 10-meter trip from their nest, then collected them.

(pull as fast or slow as you want) Take a yardstick or meter stick, rubber bands, and paperclips and get into a spot where you won't be seen.

Only the clerks know what is available, only they judge the equivalence and can give or take a few square meters here and there.

Instead she piles one long phrase close upon another, sometimes taking a simple meter (triplets, for example) and slowly building them in speed or power, sometimes making tremendous effect from a slow, spaced-out series of staccato steps.