Sentence examples for and a gamut of from inspiring English sources

Cooke's design team strains to compensate with spinning sets, flashing lights and a gamut of ripe fart noises.

She combines her on-the-ground reportage with cleareyed accounts of recent findings in social psychology, neuroscience, sociology, public health and a gamut of other fields.

On boat trips we encountered hippos, crocs and a gamut of birdlife that included pretty white-fronted bee-eaters and malachite kingfishers.

The cars, which are mostly the fancy kind, Passats and Saabs and a gamut of S.U.V.'s, are vying for the same thing: two strangers, any two strangers, to hop in their nice shiny vehicles, no questions asked.

She uncovers the allusions to places, people and experiences woven deep into the warp and woof of Mitchell's canvases, and she skillfully evokes Mitchell's chromatic wonders, with "the flaring up of fluid, translucent strokes" and colors that include at one point "a celery ocher, an opulent burgundy and a gamut of light-rinsed and storm-tossed blues".

And so, as I've happily discovered while covering hundreds of miles of Valley pavement over the years, the place is home to dozens of un-self-consciously excellent neighborhood restaurants, old-school cocktail lounges, uncompromisingly authentic ethnic markets and a gamut of overlooked treasures, from hiking trails to architectural landmarks.

Using slabs of granite-like polystyrene, they construct a constantly changing set of staircases, walls, temples and houses – a gamut of art and architecture, which incorporates their own bodies, too, as they allow themselves to be shaped and chiseled into sculptures.

The wine list is deep with interesting boutique varieties, and the cocktails are perfectly mixed and cover a gamut of tastes.

However, where sources of data and/or decisions are high volume encompass a large geographic area and cover a gamut of organizational entities, information gathering and fusing can be daunting [FEMA, Publication No. 229 (4) (1995)].

Proteins use loops too, and in a gamut of contexts.

These churches, private homes and businesses reflect a gamut of architectural traditions, from log cabin (the only one with exposed log walls dates from 1869), to Colonial Revival, to Italianate.