The phrase "leaves the range" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something or someone goes or moves outside of the designated or expected range or area. Example: The bird flew so high that it eventually left the range of my binoculars.
When leaving the range of the trusted device the smartphone or tablet will re-lock, requiring a passcode.
During their latest visit, owner Jan Morgan asked the South Asian men to leave the range and threatened to call the cops if they did not.
While Carballo hit shots with his irons, Walker left the range to track down a tour official to let him know that Carballo was on the premises.
Since 1971 cattle grazing has decreased by 30% throughout the West, says Dustin Van Liew of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, while the horse and donkey population has increased by 52%.The debate does not end when the horses leave the range.
The pursuit of Ross and Frank by Buckman's sons (Tom Skerritt and Joe Don Baker) parallels Buckman's own cocky challenge to a neighboring sheep rancher (Sam Gilman), yet another of the heedless, inglorious battles that leave the range as blank and as open as it was before the settlers arrived.
Lewis, who is on an "extended honeymoon" in Rio after marrying the University of Houston women's golf coach Gerrod Chadwell on 6 August, said: "I probably left the range a little bit mad, the swing not really there, not where it needed to be.
As he left the range, a young woman cried out for an autograph.
Since the identification range of the reader is 3 m, some tags enter and leave the range of the reader as arriving tags and leaving tags, respectively.
Cooke left the range for the last time with a nine-second lead over his rival and crossed the line 10 seconds clear of second-place Marosi.
