Sentence examples for their shortest from inspiring English sources

Middlesbrough have just come through their shortest close season on record and it did not take long for their old failings to surface.

According to gravity theory and computer simulations, she said, dark matter, which only interacts gravitationally, should start out in rounded lumps and then gradually shape itself into filaments and sheets as these lumps collapse along their shortest axes first.

Particularly in deep winter, when days are at their shortest, homes that do not get lots of natural light (and darker rooms even in those that do) can benefit from clever lighting design.

Yet even the largest antennas, when used at their shortest operating wavelength, have an angular resolution of only a few arc seconds, which is about 10 times poorer than the resolution of ground-based optical telescopes.

The United States and Continental Europe have pushed interest rates to their lowest levels since World War II in their quest for growth to create jobs -- a less pressing issue in Britain, where several years of growth fed by consumer spending have kept the unemployment lines at their shortest in memory.

It is a case of friends reunited on October 17 as best mates David Flitcroft and Keith Hill come face to face when Bury host Rochdale, with the return fixture on March 12. October 17 is also the day Swindon fans will pick out as in a division full of sides based in the north, their trip to Millwall - registering at 84.5 miles - is their shortest away journey of the campaign.

Energy investors are showing their short memories.

Their short citations offered little help.

And their short periods together also became routinised.

Come May they may pay for their short-termism.

The change has been in their short-term thinking.