- volume
- 01. Could you please turn the [volume] down on the television?02. Our sales [volume] has increased significantly since last year.03. The [volume] of traffic in this area has increased to the point where officials are considering enlarging the bridge.04. Please turn down the [volume] on the stereo; I'm trying to study.05. My mom always watches the television at full [volume] because she is somewhat hard of hearing.06. The [volume] of sales has increased substantially since we started advertising on television.07. At the health fair, this guy was using a device to measure the [volume] of air you were able to take in with a single deep breath.08. William Ellery Channing once observed that every man is a [volume] if you know how to read him.09. An ostrich egg is equal in [volume] to 24 chicken eggs.10. Studies show that most landfilled trash retains its original weight, [volume], and form for 40 years.11. Fresh apples float because 25 percent of their [volume] is air.12. In the early fifteenth century, scholars in China compiled an encyclopedia consisting of 11,095 [volumes].13. The big bang which created the universe filled the entire [volume] of the universe from the first moment.14. It took three years of constant printing to complete Johann Gutenberg's famous Bible, which appeared in 1455 in two [volumes], and had 1,284 pages.15. The world's most popular soft drink by [volume] sales is Coca-Cola.16. The San Diego freeway in California has the heaviest [volume] of traffic in the world.17. The great variation in water [volume] in Iran's rivers poses a major problem for the people living there.18. By [volume], Lake Tanganyika is the third largest freshwater lake in the world.19. The first [volume] of the Oxford English Dictionary was published in 1884.20. Liquids differ from solids in that both have a definite [volume], but liquids do not have a definite shape.21. Gases assume the shape and [volume] of the containers in which they are found.22. The landscape of our planet is greatly modified by the tremendous [volume] of water circulating on its surface.23. For further information, see the article in the association journal, pp. 24-28, [vol.] 4/2001.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.