Sentence examples for covered a span of from inspiring English sources

Friday's all-Robbins program covered a span of 33 years of the great man's choreography.

The "good old days" covered a span of nearly 50 years going back to the 1930's, when the village was known as "the hub" because it was a major transportation center with both train and bus terminals.

The mid-2000s was a time of complete immersion in the present – a characteristic of free-market capitalism – so that things that had happened 15, 10, or even five years ago felt remote, and the frequent "all-time best" lists in newspapers covered a span of, at most, 20 years.

This drug's addictive powers are so great and its ability to destroy lives so complete that the up-and-down cycle covered a span of only about a dozen years or so, trailing off in the late 1990s.

The PM2.5 measurements covered a span of five years, from 2008 to 2013, encompassing 43,255 hourly measurements.

Regional artifacts at the Werdenfels Museum cover a span of nearly 2,000 years.

Professor Crabtree says that this analysis predicts about 5,000 new mutations in the past 120 generations, which covers a span of about 3,000 years.

Since our real mental life is made in tiny flashes in the midst of our routines, we have to stretch it out, taffy-like, in literature to cover a span of time worthy of it.

But Julie Taymor's "Frida" covers a span of thirty years, and it includes as its subjects left-wing politics and the nature of marriage as well as the life of an artist.

And why cover a span of 20 years for Philip and Elizabeth?

The book undergoes a massive temporal rift; the first part (of four) covers a span of six years, while the final two sections focus on just three days.