Calibre

Her impeccable taste and fashion sense showcased her calibre.

The calibre of a shotgun shell is typically larger than that of a handgun.

The police officer carried a firearm with a large calibre to handle high-risk situations.

The ambassador was known for his diplomatic calibre.

The basket's calibre was perfect for carrying fruits and vegetables.

The mentor's calibre was evident in the growth and development of her mentees.

The company only hires candidates of a certain calibre for its management positions.

The gunsmith advised him to use a smaller calibre bullet for target shooting.

The binoculars' calibre allowed us to see the details of the distant mountain range.

The detective examined the calibre of the bullet recovered from the crime scene.

The calibre of the shell was too small to cause significant damage.

The microscope has a low calibre for observing cells.

The lawyer's calibre as a litigator was evident in her ability to win tough cases.

The company's reputation was built on the calibre of its products and services.

The gun collector carefully checked the calibre of each firearm in his collection.

The rifle's calibre was not suitable for long-range shooting.

The writer's calibre was praised by the literary community for her unique voice and style.

The microscope's calibre made it possible to identify the different types of bacteria.

The bowl's calibre was too small for the amount of food he wanted to eat.

The cup's calibre was too small for the amount of liquid I wanted to pour.

The museum's collection was of the highest calibre, featuring rare and priceless artifacts.

The restaurant's Michelin star rating reflected the calibre of its chefs and culinary expertise.

The magnifying glass' calibre made it possible to see the tiny scratches on the antique silverware.

The calibre of the metal in the coin determines its value.

The camera's calibre enabled us to take sharp and clear photographs.

The storage container's calibre is small, so it cannot hold much.

The architect specified the calibre of glass to be used in the building's windows for energy efficiency and safety.

The size of the bullet's calibre affects its velocity and accuracy.

The calibre of the silver has gone down in recent years.

The calibre of the silver is low, which makes it less valuable.

John's calibre as a soccer player was evident in his ability to score goals.

The hunter chose a rifle with a high calibre for big game hunting.

The microscope's high calibre made it possible to study the intricate structures of cells.

The binoculars' calibre made it possible to see the details of the butterfly's wings.

The quality of the paper calibre is important when printing photographs to ensure the images look their best.

The gunsmith measured the calibre of the bullet to determine the correct barrel size.

The calibre of the metal in this watch makes it very expensive.

The teacher was impressed with the calibre of work her students produced on the science project.

The brochure was printed on paper of a high calibre to showcase the company's quality products.

The artist's paintings showcased her creative calibre.

The gun store owner recommended a specific calibre for target shooting.

The vase's calibre was too narrow for the flowers I wanted to put in.

The athlete's calibre was recognized by the endorsement deals she received from major brands.

The quality of the hotel's service is of the highest calibre.

The calibre of the canvas determines how well the paint will adhere and the level of texture in the finished painting.

The calibre of the shell must match the gun barrel for optimal accuracy.

The backpack has a large enough calibre to hold all my books.

The company is looking for a candidate of a high calibre for this executive position.

His position in the company reflected his high calibre.

The calibre of the roofing material influences the level of protection it provides against the elements.