Sentence examples for to volumes from inspiring English sources
noun
A unit of three-dimensional measure of space that comprises a length, a width and a height. It is measured in units of cubic centimeters in metric, cubic inches or cubic feet in English measurement.
- The room is 9x12x8, so its volume is 864 cubic feet.
When it comes to volumes and sheer scale, no one even comes close to them".
"Android is going to get to volumes that are three times those of Windows," says Milanesi.
Bill's medical records ran to volumes, with more authors than the Old Testament.
That ban applied only to volumes that did not bear the name Mather on the cover.
Researchers from Manhattan to Mumbai will gain instant access to volumes that would otherwise languish in obscurity.
The bank's chief financial officer, Marianne Lake, said the vote to leave "triggered a spike in volatility" leading to "volumes [that] were materially higher in the immediate aftermath".
Derek Jeter has access to volumes of bound scouting reports and stacks of videotapes to study whatever he needs to know about any pitcher the Yankees will face.
These countryside stories are redolent of a time and a place that is vanished but, thanks to volumes like this, will never ever be forgotten.
His books include "50 Things You're Not Supposed to Know" and "You Are Being Lied To" — volumes that challenge the reader to question assumptions.
So far, this BBC lifer has run to volumes on fishing, rivers and the A303, and this represents a next step: an up-close and personal engagement with the river Trent, rowed in his own punt.
This is not one of those typical how-to volumes with clichés about working hard, seizing opportunities, networking, persuading and mentoring.
