Examples of 'centimetres' in a sentence
Meaning of "centimetres"
Centimeter is a unit of length equal to one hundredth of a meter, commonly used for measurements in metric system
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Two centimetres below the supraorbital notch.
Christchurch moved two centimetres to the south.
Centimetres around the navel belly button.
I focused on a few centimetres of ground and vegetation.
Centimetres on from the box on the right.
Lengths are from some centimetres to several metres.
Ten centimetres across the left breast.
A distance of about five centimetres is usually sufficient.
Centimetres long and almost perfectly transparent.
The expansion must be recorded in cubic centimetres.
Centimetres of fabric saving becomes meters of profit.
Visible screen diagonal in inches and centimetres.
His nose centimetres from mine now.
The bullet missed my face by five centimetres.
Shielding in centimetres of gypsum required at a source distance of.
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I can not afford to lose three centimetres.
All sizes are in centimetres and inches.
The bone has a length of seven centimetres.
Centimetres do not make a guy great.
Her burrow may be several centimetres deep.
Centimetres distal to the injection site.
The skull is about seventy centimetres long.
It is fifty centimetres wide and five centimetres high.
It increases in length by an impressive fifteen centimetres a year.
You are three centimetres taller than me.
Yearly rainfall can be as low as eight centimetres.
Stand it off thirty centimetres from the wall.
Set the base unit of measurement to centimetres.
Three centimetres on either side of the fifth vertebra.
It can advance as much as seven centimetres in a day.
Ten more centimetres will be perfect.
These tarsiers are only ten centimetres tall.
About five centimetres to the left.
The heights increased in increments of five centimetres.
He wants to know how many centimetres you are dilated.
With an exterior handgripping diameter of five centimetres.
This woman is six centimetres dilated.
This distance is of the order of several centimetres.
Transmitter or receiver a few centimetres to solve the problem.
Unless you think radiation is measured in centimetres.
Naomi has grown five centimetres in three weeks.
The scale of these trials is a few centimetres.
Five or six centimetres down is where the electricity is.
The wound is approximately five centimetres in length.
I am eight centimetres taller than you.
The flowers are five to six centimetres.
But to me two centimetres is pretty huge.
It increases in length by animpressive fifteen centimetres a year.
Those extra few centimetres make a big difference.
The bullet missed your heart by centimetres.
