Examples of 'half a metre' in a sentence
Meaning of "half a metre"
half a metre ~ A phrase used to refer to a distance measurement of 50 centimeters. It is commonly used to describe lengths or distances in everyday conversation or in various fields such as carpentry, textiles, and engineering
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half a metre
We know that he does half a metre in one second.
They are found in both sexes and can reach a length of half a metre.
She digs a hole half a metre deep.
The difference in lengths between the two buildings is only half a metre.
Can we come down half a metre please.
This is a hairy perennial herb growing to maximum heights of just over half a metre.
That ball was half a metre out.
Japan moved a few metres east and the local coastline subsided half a metre.
There was over half a metre of concrete.
Yangavis has a wingspan of about half a metre.
All less than a half a metre from my face.
Older boats of this type were slightly higher and half a metre longer.
About half a metre long.
Let us go down another half a metre or so.
Adélies are only half a metre tall but they are the most pugnacious of all penguins.
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Which puts him about half a metre away.
That 's half a metre in less than a jiffy.
Hypsilophodon would have reached up to half a metre in height.
Even better, standing half a metre from the concert with both arms above your head.
The unknown acacia species is now half a metre tall.
Its waters are barely half a metre deep and corals are abundant.
The district hospital was flooded with half a metre of water.
Almost half a metre has fallen in the last few days, and it has not stopped yet.
Lower the water level by half a metre just for me.
For instance, the distance between the plates may be over half a metre.
They teleported the information a distance of half a metre but believe it can be extended further.
They covered it with a white oval object one metre tall and half a metre wide.
The minimum clearance must be half a metre on the sides and two metres in height.
The ribbon was a dusty blue colour and the roll was about half a metre in diameter.
The personal area which begins the half a metre and ends approximately a meter and a half.
Originally, the sculpture would have been about half a metre tall.
Almost indestructible, it can grow half a metre a day … and be tall enough to hide a giant.
If you can be you are gonna score high . within half a metre.
The Magdalen Islands are losing half a metre of shoreline every year.
This method is applicable only to short weld portions, normally less than half a metre.
Mediterranean will rise by more than half a metre by end of century.
Hreggvidur Bardason from Camp Thule has beaten the world shot-put record by half a metre.
In straightening the stone he moved it about half a metre from its original position.
Half a metre per second, yep.
The power connection must be situated within half a metre of the appliance.
The spikes are up to half a metre long with spikelets up to 2.7 cm in length.
The fastest brown seaweeds will grow half a metre per day.
Using prehensile tongues almost half a metre long, they can browse foliage almost 6m from the ground.
It matched a type of hook I noticed hanging off the wharf half a metre above the water.
It 's only half a metre deep.
Within hours, the water inside was more than half a metre deep.
A hippopotamus has a mouth half a metre wide, built for devouring grass - 40 kilograms in one sitting.
I lost my wife and daughter in Naples half a metre away from me.
This monster, half a metre across, is a Hairy AngIer.
Hardly, there is a gash half a metre long.
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