Sentence examples for one ranges from inspiring English sources

This one ranges across two centuries before settling on one charmed decade.

For example, Mr. Baker's assessment of the benefit provided to Capital One ranges from 31percentt of profits to a possible 166percentt.

This one ranges from 1984 to the near ish) future, as it follows the life of Holly Sykes from adolescence to senescence.

Linda Barrabee, an analyst with the Yankee Group, said it typically costs 10 cents to send a message, while receiving one ranges from being free to costing 10 cents.

It can be observed from Fig. 1 that Fe/Al2O3 presented two broad peaks, one ranges from 200 to 500 °C and another from 500 to 700 °C, owing to the reduction of Fe3+ ions to Fe2+ and Fe2+ to Fe0, respectively.

The resulting distance between the original ancestral populations and the drifted one ranges from F st of 0.001 to 0.01, corresponding to 5 and 50 generations of random mating, respectively.

Some quick mechanical points: One range would value the company between $16.2 billion and $18.5 billion based on the total outstanding shares after the offering.

These "boys" (Mr. Niepoort is one) range in ages from the early 30s to mid-60s — and one is a woman.

His choice of subjects is an eclectic one, ranging from the familiar (Byron's scandalous memoirs and Graham Sutherland's unflattering and subsequently destroyed Churchill portrait) to the unexpected.

But as with most exhibitions here, it also a bit of a mess; the selection is a hodgepodge, and an excessively broad one, ranging over five centuries.

One range that Uniqlo hopes will help it to do this – and another reason why some still associate it with pants, vests and socks – is HeatTech.