calibre|calibres in English

noun

[cal·i·bre || 'kælɪbə]

diameter (of a gun barrel, artery, etc.); quality; importance

Use "calibre|calibres" in a sentence

1. They're not front-line calibre.

2. His team were of the highest calibre.

3. His work is of the highest calibre.

4. Applications varied wildly in calibre and content.

5. The calibre of teaching was very high.

6. The firm needs more people of your calibre.

7. There is no other player even remotely approaching her calibre.

8. The city needs a hotel of this calibre .

9. It was armed with eight .50 calibre machine guns.

10. Where will we find another man of his calibre?

11. b ) Chronic Due to changes in blood vessels of different calibre :

12. They ought to win with players of such high calibre.

13. Their investigative chess journalism is also evidently of high calibre.

14. Anti-tank weapons, cannons, mortars, mortar bombs, ground, sea and air missiles of all calibres;

15. The anti- aircraft defence near the Zoo- Bunker reports they're 10 to 12... cm calibres.

16. After four years of development, in 1999 the first calibres fully designed and developed in-house were unveiled.

17. The school has always attracted a high calibre of student.

18. But with it all, an indomitable hope of the finest calibre.

19. If teaching paid more it might attract people of higher calibre.

20. The kickback from a gun with this calibre would be massive.

21. We are always trying to improve the calibre of our schools.

22. He was impressed by the high calibre of applicants for the job.

23. You know, everything you've shown us here today is absolutely top calibre.

24. I was impressed by the high calibre of the researchers and analysts.

25. Great Britain has only produced four players of that calibre in the last 25 years.