Sentence examples for gamut of programming from inspiring English sources

Three festivals in Boulder and one each in Aspen and Vail run the gamut of programming styles and means.

Running the gamut of weekend political TV programs, they were rapidly positioning themselves, not to obstruct, but simply to whine about the Democrats' political maneuvering.

About a third of their land is a natural reserve and although they incorporate a gamut of sustainability practices, they are not part of the Fairtrade program (they are Rainforest certified).

The programming idea of these Symphony Space marathons is to explore the gamut of a composer's work, and few composers had a wider stylistic range than Weill, whose centenary is being celebrated this year.

Stretching to about four hours, the program laid out several different angles of attack, running the gamut of intelligence and taste.

There's Ferrari's usual gamut of driver-flattering technology, honed using its XX track programme.

TLC covers a diverse gamut of human experiences, and taking a step back and examining a full year of their programming shows the network thought to include LGBT people in every high and low point.

These included repeatedly being raped by Russian soldiers, fornicating with crucifixes, basically the gamut of subjects bad-boy French existentialists became infamous for in the 50's, now common fare on prime-time family programming.

Holloway ran the gamut of emotions.

"The whole gamut of the social sphere.

It runs the gamut of emotions.