Sentence examples for wide dimensions from inspiring English sources
And leading toward the East River a wide tidal inlet would have flowed, setting the wide dimensions for East 106th Street.
"I got a little taste of everything," Matthews said of the wind currents and wide dimensions of Citi Field, now in its second season.
The theater's unusually shallow and wide dimensions — 22 feet long and 12 feet deep — rendered nearly every aspect of the previous productions untenable or at least grotesquely out of scale.
The resulting model shows that good activity is determined largely by the characteristics of the substituent attached to the indole nitrogen, which should be a lipophilic residue with fairly wide dimensions.
Retailing for between $700 and $1,200, the Newton MessagePad measured around eight inches tall and 4.5 inches wide, dimensions Yogasingam described as palm-sized "if you're Yao Ming". The Newton's handwriting-recognition software, marketed as one of its most innovative features, was notoriously inaccurate, even earning a mocking cameo in an early Simpsons episode.
Multiplicity opens enormously wide dimensions in this context, with an almost infinite number of thinkable ideas, and also with clear potential for conflicting results coming from analyses conducted by different requesters.
The 3D ZnO nanorods were composed of close-packed ZnO nanorod bundles with wide dimension distribution ranging from hundreds of nanometers to several micrometers.
The PSD for the composite sample XADTi-N exhibits the presence of at least four groups of pores within a wide dimension range of 0.3 2.5 nm.
This is traced by a story that begins as The Great Gatsby (Marny's Carraway to James's Gatsby) accelerates like a socio-realist J G Ballard (High-Rise expanded to city-wide dimensions) and climaxes à la Bonfire of the Vanities, after a pair of accidents raise tensions in Marny's neighbourhood towards boiling point.
The wider dimensions of soccer and Canadian football leave fans in such stadiums far from the rink.
"You learn that you have much wider dimensions than you had imagined before you had to fight a war.
