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1. The cell was slightly deeper than the mattress, perhaps by as much as a metre, and the space was double the width of the mattress
2. a living depth that defines the metre of this universe,
3. ’ I said, fixing my eyes on the source of the sensation – a small pile of rocks set back a metre or so to the left of the Well
4. He stops walking forwards a metre away from the short, squat Scottish gangster and slowly moves his hands behind his back, as if he is about to stand at ease
5. After another five minutes, however, the smiles have faded and one or two people are looking at their watches with the words ‘important meeting’ almost materialising out of the ether and glowing in letters about a metre high above their heads
6. was stuck in the ground and stood about a metre and a
7. Seaboy managed to stare and steer his ball over the obstacles and it rolled within a metre of the hole
8. Not a single square metre is free
9. Despite the relative comfort of his bed, the plushness of the décor – a relining chair, a walnut work desk with a holo- interactive terminal, and exercise equipment for every muscle in his reconstituted body – there was no denying the obvious fact that he could not venture beyond this ten by fifteen metre room, no matter how determined and resourceful he knew himself to be
10. ” he called to them when the gap was down to about half a metre
11. Walking to the far edge of the rock, he reckoned that the next boulder was only around a metre and a half away, a jumpable distance in the lower gravity, even with his heavy rucksack
12. A couple of minutes later everyone was tied at two metre intervals along the two joined lengths of rope and Chris started to pick his way up the slope, being careful to avoid loose stones where he could
13. There was a general gasp from the others as he sailed through the air and then landed safely, and surprisingly lightly, on the other side, almost a metre clear of the crevasse
14. She could not help but hold her breath for the few seconds until she landed safely, almost a metre clear of the jagged edge
15. The extra whole metre of distance and now having to jump to a slightly higher ledge instead of a conveniently lower one did nothing to boost his confidence
16. He put his finger on a city- block entrance and it suddenly expanded within the metre frame, then pushed inside to see the bare-bones structure: support struts and buckycarbon nanotube side frame
17. Chris reckoned Fletcher’s estimate had to be within a metre or so of the actual height
18. The overhang itself was barely half a metre deep, sloping outward at approximately forty-five degrees, but was well beyond his somewhat limited climbing experience
19. If it wasn’t for the artificial gravity Scott would be nauseous rather than just this strange insecure feeling that no more half a metre separated him from the cold suffocation and desiccation of space
20. The duct was barely a metre high, designed for people to crawl along to reach some of the systems that would only ever normally be visited for repair purposes
21. “This is it, there’s another hatch about a metre above it
22. The Elysian’s hull seemed to be mostly undamaged on top but the same could not be said of anything that protruded, or at least had protruded, more than a half a metre or so
23. It was a gap not much more than a metre square, clearly looking quite artificial, cutting down into the rock at about 45 degrees and apparently dropping down some four to five metres into the ground
24. Almost a metre long, with two hefty hand-grips, both seemingly larger than they needed to be
25. The airborne vehicle materialised just as it landed a metre in front of him
26. He knew that the reality was the 300 metre spine was stationary and the rest of this section of the space-station was rotating around it, its speed regulated by huge electric motors
27. Don’t ask me how it could have happened – our data store is not only quantum eight dimensionally encrypted, it is kept in a metre thick dutainium vault
28. It was a dull silvery elongated egg, hovering a metre above the ground
29. Now he was leaping almost a metre off the ground like some demented grasshopper
30. As the creature got to within a metre of her it started speaking in a deranged
31. Roidon silently admonished himself for still feeling a visceral anxiety at Torbin's presence, he had to remind himself that within that two metre high chromium armoured exoskeleton was still a human, albeit one that could rip any man to pieces in the time it took to say: ‘Have mercy on me’
32. 1 metre tall mechanical man is the tendency to be conspicuous, Torbin realised, even in this sparsely populated region
33. But there was a difference; not some identifiable difference in physical appearance, more the way in which it seemed to loom over him, despite his own two metre height
34. He stopped less than a metre in front of her and said, ‘Hey babe,’ uncomfortably
35. withdrew it and placed it on the ground a metre in front of him
36. Coordinates denoting the ten metre area within which the laser must be targeted
37. She looked at him, barely a metre away, and he stared at her, his heart racing and his breath catching in his throat
38. A double row of five metre tall electric fences stood before a towering brick wall, watchtowers dotted at fifty metre intervals, guards sitting armed and alert, observing everything before them
39. Jimmy stopped about a metre from Janetta
40. She strode up to him and stood a metre away, hands on her hips in a confident posture, her eyes sporting a confrontational smirk
41. it just wasn't pleasant passing through a metre of concrete
42. It swooped down in sudden realisation and gently parked itself a metre from him
43. Alex had been showing the underwater crew the stunning hundred metre vertical coral wall when another diver appeared at his side with a small board, tapping him on the shoulder
44. The creek, crystal clear, unlike the river a few hundred metres away, came out of a little hole in the bushes, across a sloping rock of which no more than a metre could be seen
45. Finally, the water curved to the right, and after one waterfall perhaps a third of a metre high, there was a ledge about seven metres wide, and then a drop of four or five metres
46. But all too soon, Frank found that his world was now restricted to a 3 by 2 metre cell that smelt like a urinal - that this was to be his home for the next ten years!
47. On the count of three, they all shoved, moving the heavy wooden dingy backwards perhaps a metre
48. Watts had climbed about a metre when he caught a movement from the corner of his eye again
49. While it was all of a metre long, it seemed to weigh like a spider web, gossamer in his hand
50. Behind him were the old goat horns, sprawling a metre across the wall
