Sentence examples for idea of the range from inspiring English sources

These two sauces give an idea of the range.

In the introduction to his book "America," Mr. Cooke gave some idea of the range of his essays.

A wall of leather upholstery samples offers an idea of the range of colors and textures offered.

Mrs. Clinton added that officials probably had a better idea of the range of possible accidents than of the range of terrorist possibilities.

To give an idea of the range here, titles in stock include Diary Of An Egg Collector, and Double Happy: Views On Architecture In Finland And China.

Perhaps you'll be lucky and find someone like me who could direct you to all these places, and if you seriously want an idea of the range of London styles, I'd suggest you visit them all.

Some were supportive of the idea of expanding the range of providers, including Doulas and midwives, including Aboriginal midwives, a direction advocated by other researchers [ 19, 26, 27] and presently being championed by the National Council of Aboriginal Midwives in Canada (http://www.aboriginalmidwives.ca/).

Ms. Parant laughs at the idea of attributing the range destruction to horses when cattle greatly outnumber them.

In the British Museum's collection, the visitor can get an idea of the enormous range of Sudan's cultures.

Mr. Wang is now in his 90's, which gives some idea of the age range covered by "contemporary" in this fascinatingly varied gathering.

The idea of the optimal range of frequency and spatial modes for load reconstruction is proposed and verified by numerical simulations.