Sentence examples for were stature from inspiring English sources
noun
A person or animal's natural height when standing upright.
The variables recorded were stature, weight and the length and upper, middle and lower circumferences of the head and neck, trunk, upper arms, lower arms, hands, upper legs, lower legs and feet.
The search terms used were "stature lengthening", "height lengthening", "limb lengthening", and "distraction osteogenesis".
And some of it is stature: shorter riders grab the vertical poles near the doors rather than stretch overhead midtrain.
The resulting equation is: Stature = 0. 295 × TML + 48.
Cadaveric statures are documented for this collection, the regression equation relating tibia length to stature in this sample is: Stature = 0. 223 × TML + 75.
"All the companies were of stature," says an executive who lost out on the bid.
This is about stature and presence.
What has changed is his stature, and the context around his work.
There's a stature and a melancholy about this learned town.
Bernstein said: "The history of Bobby Moore and Billy Wright and so on is the stature that one is looking for from England captains.
