Sentence examples for tops at about from inspiring English sources

In absence of detailed chronologic dates and based upon the current water depth range of these bank tops at about 60 mbsl, the demise of these reefs was proposed to have occurred between ~12,250 11,500 Cal BP.

In Santa Barbara, the Catholic Church of the Beatitudes is small -- regular Mass attendance tops at about 35 people -- but steady, Love said.

Entrees top out at about $24.

The winning bid values Sky, one of Europe's top television companies, at about $39 billion.

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Development of the dynamic pipe effect can produce a mesocyclone that extends the full depth of the thunderstorm, from about 1 km (0.6 mile) above the ground to near the storm's top at about 15 km (9 miles).

The island's highest mountain range, the Cordillera Central, trends east-west and exceeds 3,000 feet (900 metres) in many areas; its slopes are somewhat gentle in the north but rise sharply from the south coast to the loftier peaks, topped at about 4,390 feet (1,338 metres) by Cerro de Punta, the highest point on the island.

Currently, the top tax brackets starts at about $375,000.

Stoles run from about $50 to $150, and chasubles, the colorful and often ornate outer garments, start at about $80 and top out at about $1,500.

The mountain tops out at about 3,000 feet, making for verticals of only about 625 feet.

Smooth sumac tops out at about 8 to 10 feet, staghorn at 12 to 16 feet.