Sentence examples for traverse about from inspiring English sources
Through the blasting of rock, dredging of rivers and lakes and plain old digging, the 425-mile steel pipe would start at the Canadian border on Lake Erie, snake along the Southern Tier, tunnel under the Hudson River and traverse about 32 miles of some of Westchester County's most scenic communities before ending in this densely populated city.
The guns could only traverse about 120° on the broadside.
First of all, can you really call it walking when you sometimes traverse about 50 feet in 15 minutes?
The expanded Keystone pipeline would traverse about 875 miles, so, on average, we could expect almost three incidents each year of the pipeline's operation.
A tractor train traverse of about 700 km is needed to deliver the materials.
Arcane, embedded codes pervade a Pynchon novel at every level, so consider the episode in which Reef Traverse is about to attempt penetrative sexual intercourse with the lapdog Mouffette.
The cottage, which can be traversed in about five paces, cost about 30,000 euros (or $42,000) to construct and was completed last June.
Just after the sinusoidally varying strength of the magnetic field has passed through zero and starts increasing in the direction proper to guide the electrons in their circular orbit, a burst of electrons is sent into the doughnut, where in a 20-MeV betatron they gain about 100 eV per revolution and traverse the orbit about 200,000 times during the acceleration.
The study was carried out using the GSSI SIR 2000 System along eight traverses each about 80 100 m long with station-station separation of 10 m.
Taiwan is so small and densely populated (the entire country can traversed in about two hours on the High Speed Rail), however, that it is already easy for Twitch broadcasters to cultivate offline connections with fans.
The town is peppered with basic houses painted in a kaleidoscope of colours, and the sandy dirt roads that criss-cross Punta del Diablo can still be traversed in about an hour on foot.
