Sentence examples for long range of from inspiring English sources

True, the National Gallery makes a pleasing non-event horizon for the square as you enter it from Whitehall or the Mall; a long range of neoclassicism, with its Saracen's helmet dome, it's bare to the point of Moorishness.

The extremely long range of the guns (35 km had been the previous range limit for shellfire) was achieved by sending the shells on a trajectory 39 km (24 miles) up into the stratosphere, where atmospheric drag was almost nonexistent.

Nearly a third of the Army of Tennessee consisted of cavalry, which Bragg deployed forward across a 70-mile front on the Highland Rim, a long range of foothills rising sharply from the Middle Tennessee countryside south of Murfreesboro.

In comes the decidedly less-catchy "super efficient" aircraft, a sort of cut-down Boeing 777.The soon-to-be-abandoned high-speed aircraft, designed to cruise at just below the speed of sound, was meant to fly 20% faster than conventional jets, with a long range of 13,800 kilometres (8,600 miles).

The industrial prosperity that created its marine villas and yacht slipways began to ebb away after the first world war; by 1952, the writer George Blake could describe the settlements around the Gareloch and Loch Long as "slightly pathetic backwaters" – which in the case of Coulport's long range of seaside houses "wore the look of something that had not quite come off and had been written off".

Its northern and eastern slopes rise from the broad alluvial plain of the Aras River, about 3,300 feet (1,000 metres) above sea level; its southwestern slopes rise from a plain about 5,000 feet (1,500 metres) above sea level; and on the west a low pass separates it from a long range of other volcanic ridges extending westward toward the eastern Taurus ranges.

And it now will only promise an hour-long range of delivery times.

Shepard's taut, high-­concept, research-dependent fiction covers a bracing, career-long range of hobbyhorses and obsessions.

By December 1941 the requirements for aircraft with extra-long-range of 2,000 miles as U-boats were operating 700 miles from the British Isles.

Observations over long-range of epicentral distances allows us to identify the converging and diverging branches propagating below minor and major arcs, respectively (Fig.  2b).

And, the haplotype-based statistic detects a rapid rise of a selected allele to an intermediate frequency during which the long-range of haplotype association is not eliminated by recombination [ 24].