Sentence examples for to such a size from inspiring English sources

I suppose I should have expected this – iPhone screenshots blown up to such a size – but the quality is awful.

They have tried to form a government twice before and failed, but some members of the coalition have been speaking to the Associated Press to say that the rebel-held zone has now expanded to such a size – taking in much of Aleppo, and Raqqa, a provincial capital – that some kind of administration is now necessary.

Yet, there is one not-so-small matter that Mr. Botín (pronounced bo-TEEN) has failed to keep tabs on: a Swiss bank account secretly opened long ago by his father that grew to such a size that when Spanish authorities discovered its existence last year, Mr. Botín and other family members paid 200 million euros (about $273 million currently) in taxes to avoid tax evasion charges.

"But, on the other hand, we've taken Spotify now to such a size that we need to make it work".

Eventually the aggregates have grown to such a size that a continuous network is formed and at this point the silica can be considered a gel.

To have grown to such a size in so short a time, it must have been munching matter at close to the maximum physically possible rate for most of its existence.

Clegg shrinks to such a tiny size that he is reduced to hiding behind a Lib Dem rosette on the cabinet table where he is eventually chased by the Downing Street cat, as Williams was in The Incredible Shrinking Man.

More and more businesses are moving into the world of nanotechnology, where particles of common materials are shrunk to such a minuscule size that they behave in unexpected -- and often useful -- ways.

"The company grew to such a huge size it became too big to manage, beyond the level of our expertise, and we weren't able to recognise that early enough.

Here three children sit on the veranda of their grandmother's house and listen as she tells them the story of three other children, very much like them, who shrink magically to such a small size that they move into a snail's (happily quite well-appointed) shell to live.

In the second one, the elements are assumed to be constrained to such a small size by geometrical features of the computational domain, that accuracy is disregarded.