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Meanings of square inches in English
Usage of square inches in English
1
Four or five square inches of half-decayed flooring-board was their sole home.
2
This arrangement gives a total heating surface of about 140 square inches.
3
I'll lend you a packing-needle for six square inches of it then.
4
Where I = the area traced out by the pointer in square inches.
5
Only a few square inches of the log were thus polished and levelled.
6
Wanted, four square inches of cuticle for skin grafting in W. How's that?
7
A folded bit of woven Spidersilk lay inside, no larger than six square inches.
8
Six square inches of white had never seemed so huge.
9
Jack, of course, could see nothing but a few square inches of inlaid marble flooring.
10
Two hundred and nineteen square inches of Goddamn skin!
11
It's eaten two square inches of cabbage leaf.
12
Each evening we got an issue of the official Bulletin-six square inches of paper thankfully received.
13
To be content with such fruit is like valuing pictures by the number of square inches of canvas!
14
Therewith the gardener showed Raphael the inexorable piece of skin; there were barely six square inches of it left.
15
This structure gives a large surface for the gray matter,-sometimesas much as six hundred and seventy square inches.
16
Small animals, such as mice and sparrows, are instantly killed by a shock from thirty square inches of glass.
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Translations for square inches
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Square inches through the time
Square inches across language varieties
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