Sentence examples for distant range from inspiring English sources

The sun struck a distant range of mountains in the southwest before I saw other tourists, a French trio.

We were torn between gasping at the sight of the golden eagle, as stately and imposing as ever a creature can be, and gawping in awestruck wonder at the eagle-eyed David who, with a single unbinoculared glance, picked out the head and shoulders of a stationary bird on the skyline of a distant range of hills.

Members of the TH2 group appeared to be scattered across the regions at a very distant range, and are unlikely to have occurred due to animal self-translocation.

Secondly, as a sedentary bird in the forest understory and shrubs, small size and poor dispersal capability [ 39] of A. morrisonia might impede gene flow among populations with a distant range, especially in the complicated topology of south China.

Without Cezanne struggling to paint the distance between himself and Mont Saint-Victoire, Nolan would never have attempted his long views of distant ranges across a thickening scribble of eucalypts.

We then begin to mount again, up to a city, with the magnificent pomp of its domes and its towers, and then on to distant ranges of mountains, some near, some far.

It should also be noted that the peak-to-peak amplitude decreases as it propagates to more distant ranges.

It is consistent with the fact that the apparent Doppler velocity is proportional to sin θ where θ is the elevation angle, which becomes lower at more distant ranges for a constant ionospheric height.

Our study compared uncorrected visual acuity, measured both at near, intermediate and distant ranges.

Behind them, simple fishing boats painted in pastels stood at anchor, framed against a placid azure sea that stretched away to a distant mountain range.

It came up over a distant mountain range and illuminated in rosy pastels the whole of the island, which lay spread out beneath us.