Meters

The meters at the finish line recorded his time in the race.

The meters were required to be impartial and not show any favoritism towards any particular athlete or team.

The meters were trained to analyze the data they collected to determine the results of the race.

The meters noted down the distance each athlete ran in the relay race.

The meters were responsible for ensuring that the race was conducted according to the rules and regulations.

The meters kept a close eye on the runners to ensure they did not cheat.

The meters' job was to ensure that the race was conducted safely and that the athletes' performances were accurately recorded.

The meters were required to have specialized knowledge of the sport to ensure accurate measurement of the athletes' performance.

The meters were often assisted by a team of volunteers who helped them collect and analyze data during the race.

The meters' equipment was calibrated before the race to ensure accuracy.

The meters' job was to ensure that all athletes competed fairly in the race.

The meters calibrated their equipment multiple times before the start of the race to ensure accuracy.

The official meters stood at the start line with their stopwatches ready.

The meters at the track meet had to be precise to ensure accurate results.

The meters used a variety of devices, including stopwatches and cameras, to record the athletes' times in the race.

The meters recorded the times of each runner as they crossed the finish line.

The meters kept a close eye on the runners to ensure that they did not violate any rules during the race.

The meters congratulated the winner of the race after verifying the results.

The meters used advanced technology to measure the runners' times in the race.

The meters used advanced laser technology to measure the distance covered by the athletes.

The pilot taxied the airplane to the meters after landing.

The aircraft underwent a thorough inspection at the meters before taking off.

The meters were located near the terminal for easy access.

The pilot requested the aircraft to be serviced at the meters upon arrival.

The airport shuttle transported passengers between the terminal and the meters.

The airplane was parked in the meters at the airport.

The airport's meters were equipped with state-of-the-art facilities for maintenance and repair of aircraft.

The airport authorities ensured that the meters were cleaned and sanitized regularly.

The meters at the airport were spacious enough to accommodate several aircraft at a time.

The meters were busy with activity as flights came and went.

The meters were full of various aircraft awaiting their next flight.

The airline company assigned a team of professionals to maintain their fleet of aircraft parked at the meters.

The airplane was parked in one of the designated meters at the airport.

Passengers could catch a glimpse of the parked aircraft from the windows overlooking the meters.

The airline's fleet was maintained and serviced in the meters.

The technician inspected the airplane in the meters before takeoff.

The new road will be 5 kilometers long, or 5,000 meters.

The marathon is a 42.195-kilometer race, or 42,195 meters.

The speed limit is 50 kilometers per hour, or 50,000 meters per hour.

The Olympic standard swimming pool is 50 meters long.

The electrician meters the cables in the wall before installing the new outlet.

He meters the cables on the roof to provide internet service.

The engineer meters the cables to connect the network.

The electrician meters the wires through the walls.

He meters the cable in the garden to provide electricity.

The team meters the wires underground to avoid damage during excavation.

The technician meters the cables in the control room for better management.

The electrician meters the wiring in the new house for safety.

She meters the wires along the hallway for the new lighting system.

She meters the electrical wiring to connect the new machines.