Sentence examples for how much range from inspiring English sources

I particularly like Sophia Loren, but I don't know how much range she has.

"It teaches you how much range can be achieved with spices and herbs".

The LEAF has a range of up to 109 miles of normal driving – way more than most people do on the average daily commute – and the dashboard display tells you exactly how much range you have left.

Their act was to perform (with a certain coy "What's this music doing?" irreverence) to sections of Mozart, Beethoven and Max Bruch, but what was startling was just how much range they heard within each piece.

The all-electric i3 will offer between 80 to 100 miles per charge, however BMW knows how much range anxiety affects consumers and provided a solution.

It can even provide data on a phenomenon known in the community as "phantom drain," which is how much range your vehicle loses just from sitting idle between charges, which is hugely dependent on outdoor temp, among other factors.

For example, if litter size in 10 litters obtained from a field study ranges from four to six pups, we don't know how much this range is influenced by uncertainty due to the small sample size (for larger samples, sample size effects can however be addressed, e.g. by subdividing the sample, bootstrapping or other methods).

How much extra range the car gets depends largely on the driver.

How much: Treatments range from $35 (classic manicure) to $345 (Purist Dual-Detoxification for the body).

The signature 'How much white?' range of plates, cups and bowls and the last-forever copper pans can be delivered anywhere in Britain.

Studies of wild mammals have used radio telemetry to produce a measure of how much home ranges overlap and how often the two animals in question are found utilizing the area of overlap (Utilization Distribution Overlap Index, UDOI) and used this as a proxy for observing direct contact.