Sentence examples for widest point of from inspiring English sources

This is the widest point of the line: 60ft.

He successfully completed the "Flying dagger" jump with expert precision, despite the widest point of the gap being only 20 metres wide, and 3.5 feet at its smallest.

At the widest point of the Greater Thames estuary, 12 miles north of the Kent coast and 12 miles south of Essex, lies the London Array – the largest operational offshore wind farm in the world.

But in any event, it should never go above the widest point of the bowl.

Grasp the fish tightly with one hand around the widest point of the fish's body.

The first number represents the widest point of the ski's tip (in millimeters); the second, the width of the middle (usually called "waist" or "underfoot"); and the third, the widest point in the tail.

It rebranded its wider point-of-sale business to Breadcrumb in 2013, and it went through several other iterations.

Mr. Waite and his engineers have tried to tackle the challenges of crossing at what is one of the widest points of the water, and a spot where the banks are high on either side.

Using a raster-based graphics software [Paint Shop Pro version 7.02 (Jasc Software 2000)] we converted each crab carapace into a stylised black hexagon, with corners at the base of the last pair of legs, the widest points of the carapace, and the base of the eyestalks.

Measure the distance between top of hairline and chin, your cheekbones, the widest points of your jaw, and your temples.

But there's a wider point of principle here about arbitrary government decisions destroying industry".