Sentence examples for from a long range from inspiring English sources

Its northern and eastern slopes rise from the broad alluvial plain of the Aras River, about 3,300 feet (1,000 metres) above sea level; its southwestern slopes rise from a plain about 5,000 feet (1,500 metres) above sea level; and on the west a low pass separates it from a long range of other volcanic ridges extending westward toward the eastern Taurus ranges.

There are Intriguing possibilities from a long range forecasting point of view.

Burnley winger George Boyd very nearly catches David Stockdale out from a long range free-kick now.

Montenegro failed to threaten the Welsh goal and Fishlock was in inspirational form throughout. Just 12 minutes in, Montenegro keeper Zizic failed to hold onto the Welsh skipper's stinging shot from a long range free-kick.

The home side started brightly and dominated possession in the opening stages but could not create many chances apart from a long range effort from Whitaker, which he dragged wide from 35 yards.

David Beckham opened the scoring for United from a long range shot, but Bergkamp equalised with a shot that deflected off United's centre back Jaap Stam.

North Korea is years away from have a long range missile launch capability, and probably even further away from having the ability to deliver nuclear warheads on such missiles.

"I've seen pictures of Escobar's body that you don't get from a long-range telescope lens.

England's Jordan Pickford makes an early save from a long-range strike by Youri Tielemans.

For France, encouragement will be garnered from a long-range effort from Thomas Castaignède in the first half.

Only once in the first half were Stoke seriously threatened and this was from a long-range effort.