Sentence examples for while taller from inspiring English sources

He did the same thing at home, down to a dusting protocol in which the shorter children dusted the bottom of furniture while taller children dusted the top.

As part of the $500,000 renovation, the pond received 120 koi and new beds of colorful plants were installed, while taller potted versions were added by the elevators, said Aron Weber, a Cammeby's director.

But, Riboli warns, while taller people have been found, on average, to have larger salaries and higher levels of education, there are downsides, with greater height potentially associated with an increased risk of some cancers.

Degree days and a dummy variable indicating location in the Mediterranean area were the strongest predictors of energy efficiency while taller and leaner buildings tended to be more energy efficient.

Smaller Shires, under, are generally preferred for working horses, while taller horses, especially those over, are used for show and promotional purposes.

To make the vessel more seaworthy a 30 feet funnel shaped smokestack was placed over the smoke outlet while taller fresh air vents were installed.

Mexicans have been joking lately that while tall, handsome Vicente Fox looked every inch a president, his successor, Felipe Calderón, has done a better job of acting like one.

Short women who were overweight, Barker said, were the "most dangerous scenario" for heart disease in their offspring, while tall women could become overweight without dramatically affecting the disease prospects of their children.

But public sentiment against the harbor project has been building ever since barges began lowering huge mechanical jaws into the harbor last month to begin scraping silt off the harbor bottom, while tall pile drivers began pounding long steel pilings into the bottom.

Additionally, most of the vegetation in the control plot consisted of small short-rooted plants, while tall deep-rooted plants were observed in the artificial macropore area.

But while tall buildings can be adored or reviled from afar, it is in their own neighbourhoods and at their own feet that their effects are most acutely felt.