Sentence examples for which extends more from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Great Wall of China, the Great Barrier Reef, which extends more than fourteen hundred miles, actually is visible from space.

Others find solace in the quiet and darkness of America's deepest cave, which extends more than 1,500 feet below the surface.

Inbev, whose brands include Stella Artois and Beck's, declined to comment on the report, which extends more than a year of speculation about a potential tie-up between these companies.

Together, the panels form "Synapsis Shuffle," the artist's latest work, which extends more than 220 feet and is his biggest after "The 1/4 Mile or 2 Furlong Piece," a work in progress that, at last count, was made up of 206 panels.

The fourth cheektooth also has a long, curved root, which extends more than halfway through the dentary, and that of the fifth tooth is even smaller and shorter.

The quarantine, which extends more than 87 square miles around the city of San Gabriel, prohibits the movement of citrus plants but allows transfer of fruit that is professionally cleaned and packed, according to the California Department of Food and Agriculture.

Police finally shot and killed Bouhlel after the rampage, which extended more than a mile along Nice's popular seaside stretch.

(A line of deposition to the northwest of the plant which extended more than 30km was not fully evacuated straight away).

Furthermore, some of the beads retrieved from terrace fills, which accumulated through down-slope erosion, and a midden/byre deposit, which extended more than a metre in depth, have corroded surfaces that could influence the results.

Thirty-seven fractures had a diaphyseal extension, which extended more than 10 cm above the articular surface in 30 patients.

Patients with femoral mechanical loosening presented with increased tracer activity around the femoral tray which extended more frequently to the bone- prosthesis interface.