Sentence examples for back on the range from inspiring English sources

I tried to remind myself of the shots I hit back on the range".

"They were a sad bunch and now they're back on the range where they belong," she says.

Purnell said the BBC had been forced to cut back on the range of services it offers following the 2010 funding settlement, which froze the licence fee at £145.50 until 2017, including axing original daytime programmes on BBC2, and the decision, yet to be formally submitted to the BBC Trust, to axe the BBC3 TV channel.

The poll showed that 78% of GPs had already seen a reduction in opening hours over the past two years, while nearly half had cut back on the range of services they offered.

Let the sugar, syrup, glucose and water stand on the back of the range.

Shortly after taking office in 2010, Mr Cameron pledged to lead the "greenest government ever" but critics have accused ministers of rowing back on a range of commitments in the face of business and political concerns.

As the debate continues, there are signs of movement at the village, where 230 condos are back on the market at prices ranging from 249,000 Canadian dollars for a studio to 1.8 million Canadian dollars for a penthouse.

It was a tough day for the defending champion, DAVIS LOVE III, whose back stiffened on the driving range.

Through five hours of animated small group discussions, energisers and well managed reporting back sessions, including a lunch break the participants dialogued freely and gave feed back on a range of issues.

After the lights went back on, the group moved through a range of pieces -- romantic, rock, folk and R&B -- that often had audience members calling out.

The defending league champions answered back on the restart with a long range Gopperth effort.