Sentence examples for kept out of range from inspiring English sources
Until September 1, all ships kept out of range of the hurricane, leaving satellite imagery as the only method for obtaining information.
Here, precious original manuscripts from Berlin (including a quarter of all Mozart's works) were kept out of range of Allied bombers during the second world war.
Four Russian destroyers approached Emden, but kept out of range of her guns.
Jenner, on hand to chaperone, kept out of camera range, breaking in occasionally to give Kylie a sip of water from a bottle.
Staluppi, whose record included convictions for theft of auto parts, wisely kept out of camera range at the trade show.
Preble's job, then, was to keep out of range of Fort Morgan's guns, yet patrol the shoreline surrounding the entrance to the bay and challenge and stop any unpermitted shipping from entering or leaving the bay.
Instead, he argued for dedicated hospital ships, which "during an action... would keep out of range but sufficiently close to collect the wounded when the fight was over, and sailing under the regulations of the Geneva Convention would be free from molestation or capture".
And it was only some desperate French defence that kept out close-range darts from two of the Joneses - Stephen and Adam - although Wales at least had the consolation of knowing they were playing advantage and had a penalty bang in front of the posts.
Anscombe slotted over a penalty, but the Blues failed to take any further advantage as Lions prop Jenkins was held up over the line and the Irish defence kept out a series of close-range scrums and line-outs.
Keep out of reach of cats.
