The 22,000 public bridges of New York, some of which are 200 years old, run the gamut from short pedestrian walkways to some of the world's most heavily traveled passages over water and roads.
The old (olde?!) Tap Room serves up great pub fare like fish & chips along with its own Revolutionary Ale, and the bar's live music runs the gamut from swing to blues to sea shanties.
There are glimpses here of mental and physical illness, teenage gangs and drug busts, as well as of marriage, birth, gay love and old age -- a gamut from bleak to dire, with a few detours into tenderness and joy.
Its Middle Eastern/north African menu runs the gamut from old favourites such as falafel and chicken shawarma wraps, to various bourek and bastilla, a spiced "pie" of raisins, eggs and chicken.
Before San Francisco, Hollein ran a trifecta of museums in Frankurt: the Städel Museum, the Schirn Kunsthalle, and the Liebieghaus sculpture collection, whose holdings run the gamut from Old Masters to up-and-comers.
Tall hardwoods drape a variety of houses that run the gamut from older frame structures, to 1960s-era split-levels, to recently built brick colonials in the Cinnamon Ridge section.
Among the pilgrims who gathered at the shrine, opinions on the policies rolled out by Raúl Castro since February, when he officially took over the presidency from his older brother, ran the gamut.
Rentals run the gamut from old-style four- and five-story walk-ups on side streets to all-rental high-rises on and around Eighth Avenue, like the 53-story, 464-unit Biltmore or the 44-story, 479-unit Ritz Plaza, wasch was one of the first residential towers in the area when it opened in 1990.
The effort has run the gamut from old-school racism -- Andrew Cuomo's execrable "shuck-and-jive" comment -- to tired racial paradigms -- a Clinton pollster's assertion that Hispanics don't vote for black people -- to anti-racism-as-racism -- the bizarre suggestion by a Clinton surrogate that Obama had been adopted by white America as its "imaginary hip black friend".
From the garish to the sublime, the old Geocities websites run the gamut of aesthetics and topics.
