Sentence examples for has ranged over from inspiring English sources
The war between the two cola drinks has ranged over much of the earth, with many frisky skirmishes.
A gallery exhibition can only suggest how far and wide the polymathic Ms. Denes has ranged over material and mental worlds during the past four decades.
Tells about the inroads made by Pepsi-Cola in Egypt, & about the war between the two cola drinks that has ranged over much of the earth.
It was a vivid illustration, on the show's first day, that the struggle over intellectual property rights between China and the West — a battle that has ranged over products from designer handbags to computer chips — now extends to cars.
Raised in Waco, Texas, Wittmann has ranged over the political landscape, roughly from left to right, starting as a teen-age volunteer in Eugene McCarthy's 1968 Presidential campaign and winding up, in 1993, as the sole Jewish official in Pat Robertson's Christian Coalition, a stint that wasn't very popular with his liberal in-laws, from Brighton Beach.
But Sudan's president, Omar al-Bashir, shows no sign of agreeing to such an increase.This week's deal will have no immediate impact on the misery in Darfur, where at least 200,000 have been killed and 2m displaced since 2003 in fighting that has ranged over scrubland the size of France.
In recent weeks, the services and the sermons have ranged over the seasonal gamut of Christian festivals — Advent, Christmas, Epiphany.
The novel's settings have ranged over decades from well-to-do west London to rural Bangladesh to academic Oxford to post-9/11 Afghanistan; its characters have included financiers, the English upper classes and Pakistani power-brokers.
Her five novels have ranged over both time and space – historical writing in the last two, the Hebrides and Greenland before that, family life in the present-day English Midlands in The Tidal Zone.
I have ranged over the place, read its writers, spoken about it with those who live there and those living here in the UK who feel connected historically and by kin.
His novels have ranged over many subjects and many eras, but always with a swipe of satire, always with a glinting eye to the unflattering realities of what we are – and of what circumstances can persuade us to become.
