Sentence examples for a range somewhere from inspiring English sources

Owing to straggling, aggravated by fast marching, the strength of Lee's army in and around Frederick is best estimated as a range, somewhere between 40,000 and 50,000.

The great mischievous project of the artist's own transformation seems at stake, or at least at play in these pictures, always trying on identities for size in a range somewhere between wolfish biker and Little Bo Peep.

Animals fed a diet high in n-6 polyunsaturated fat retained insulin sensitivity despite small increases in muscle DAG, which appears to be in a range somewhere between the effects of saturated and n-3 fatty acids (Storlien et al. 1991).

As early as the 5th century BC an Arab cover story fooled Herodotus into believing that cinnamon was found only on a mountain range somewhere in Arabia.

Tuesday, the Fed abandoned its target interest rate (which had been at 1% prior to this week's meeting) and is instead targeting an interest range somewhere between 0% and 1/4%.

We evaluate the relative informative power of the three methodological approaches and estimate both the number of independent introduction events from a yet unknown native range somewhere in the Black Sea area, and the invasive potential of the existing introduced populations.

If the console is itself more expensive by itself (analyst estimates put it at $300-$300-$350ndling a controller puts it in luxury console range, somewhere Nintendo hasn't been in a long time.

So even if you can't afford West Hollywood or Jamaica Plain, there's a gay neighborhood in your price range somewhere in America.

Nestled in a tranquil valley of the Wasatch Mountain Range, somewhere in between Salt Lake City and Provo, the little bedroom community has some of the lowest unemployment and crime rates in the state.

(One trick of the trade: a really good wine buyer or sommelier will almost always have a really special wine in their median price range somewhere in the list.

These charges share commonalities: they were made in opposing the creation of an advisory bipartisan panel to make deficit-reduction proposals, and substantively range somewhere between hyperbole and distortion.