Sentence examples for coming into range from inspiring English sources

But Pettitte, having recovered from a strained back muscle, held the Twins scoreless through the first five innings, pitching at an accelerated pace, catching and throwing and catching and throwing before coming into range of his 80-pitch limit in the fifth inning.

During the session they also discussed differences between the investment ecosystem in Europe vs the US, and touched on some areas of investment focus — including fintech, where Hammer noted that some functions that have historically been beyond the reach of startups "because of capital intensity" are now coming into range.

HMS Ramillies under Captain Francis Pickmore was also rapidly coming into range.

Rather than surrender however, Cochrane threw all of his guns and excessive weight overboard and manoeuvered his ship to avoid coming into range of the French broadsides.

As he came into range I whacked him with a left hook.

Accorsi will probably make a move to trade up, if a strongly preferred lineman comes into range.

By thinking about those numbers as something other than money, the scale of spending comes into range.

When two seemingly compatible people come into range of each other, the dating service will alert them by phone, enabling them to arrange a rendezvous.

"Now we're an internationally famous label, a lot of my heroes have come into range, but back in about 1991, I tried to sign Alex.

I laid out a parade of awfuls, including a demonstrated attack that hijacked implanted defibrillators from 10 metres' distance and caused them to compromise other defibrillators that came into range, implanting an instruction to deliver lethal shocks at a certain time in the future.

"To provide a continuous internet service you're talking about a complex choreography where thousands of balloons are steered and programmed in an automated fashion," said Cassidy, adding that the system makes sure another balloon comes into range as soon as another has left.