Sentence examples for a changing range from inspiring English sources

There's no food (you'll probably be directed to the chippie up the road), while a changing range of beers is served straight from casks behind the bar.

The garden is known to staff as "The Duke's Art Gallery" since it displays a changing range of modern sculpture – currently a 3.8 metre-long sweet entitled Wrapped, and several colourful Matisse-esque figures.

Log fires help, too, in such conditions, along with good and varied food – some of it shot by Atkin himself – and Jennings beer, plus a constantly changing range of guest ales.

For stretching, the sensor of size (10times 30,hbox {mm}) and (10times 20,hbox {mm}) exhibit similar sensitivity (86.0 and 79.8%) and the sensor of size (5times 20,hbox {mm}) has a resistance changing range of 67.1%, illustrating the sensitivity to stretch is related to the width of the sensor.

Otherwise, it also serves a small, regularly changing range of craft beers (for example, Harviestoun's Old Engine Oil, Beavertown's Neck Oil, all £3.60) in its cafe-bar section.

Three days of panels cover a huge and changing range of subjects.

Corresponding to the IOIs in this changing range, a summary table was generated (Table 4).

The changing range is a user-defined changing radius (R), which is a threshold to decide how many IOI values will be examined in the sensitivity analysis.

In order to make informed choices, you will have to acquaint yourself with the wide (and changing) range of opportunities available to you.

The computer simulation model with specially designed changing range genetic algorithm was developed to estimate the fractal dimensions of Apollonian packing of spherical particles.

My kids drag me into our local bookstore because they love the fish tank, the constantly changing range of kid's books and the friendly staff that chat to them.