Sentence examples for both the breadth from from inspiring English sources

But the compilation tape itself captured both the breadth (from Bogshed to the Bodines) and spirit (Peel-esque, underground, independent, homespun) of the times.

The land was described in Christ Church's records as extending "from the Street to the Walnut tree; & in breadth from the Bowling-Alley to the mud-wall", although no measurements were given.

These days, the breadth of output from radio stations across the commercial industry, the BBC and community stations is vast.

You've got to be able to show the continuity, the breadth, the interconnections from within the collections, but that's a relatively new thing.

Santiago Lyon, director of photography at A.P., said he was impressed with the breadth of work from the five A.P. photographers.

I was also struck by the breadth of interest from different sectors of society.

We describe two projects to give a sense of the breadth of the choices from the point of view of both biology and statistics.

So far the church is benefiting from the breadth of sexual abuse scandals.

Still, the country may have already benefited from the breadth of political participation.

The cases have intensified the evaluation in intelligence and law enforcement circles about the breadth of the threat from Beijing.

Mr. Whitehead was selected by the governor because of the breadth of his contacts, from New York to Washington.