Sentence examples for outer ranges from inspiring English sources
On the lower slopes of the outer ranges, the forests are mainly deciduous, consisting of maple and aspen, with extensive admixtures of wild fruit trees (apples and apricots).
Weaving now lowered his voice to reach the outer ranges of whisper, his tongue menacingly close to Hanks's ear: "How long you goin' jus' stand there an' let a stranger keep fuggin' your b'liefs up 'n' down 'n' in 'n' out!" The Wachowskis exchanged glances and nods.
Germany, officially Federal Republic of Germany, German Deutschland or Bundesrepublik Deutschland, country of north-central Europe, traversing the continent's main physical divisions, from the outer ranges of the Alps northward across the varied landscape of the Central German Uplands and then across the North German Plain.
We considered differences in outer ranges to indicate range expansion or contraction.
Intermediate compositions are slightly less miscible than the outer ranges with a transition for the second component being apparent.
(Jadwar, family; Ranunculaceae) is found on the outer ranges of western Himalayas from Kashmir to Kumaon.
The outer range is uncertain, he explained, because of uncertainties in the abilities of geological activity on the planet to keep the planet warm.
LONDON — Plastic woven into dresses and innocent flowers with a touch of fetish: Designers on Monday produced stunning collections by exploring the outer range of a perverse prettiness.
That is the outer range of past Israeli estimates, which had said Iran was anywhere from one to three years away from developing a weapon.
The Traditional FFR scheme performs better for users in the outer range, whereas Soft FFR performs better for cell-edge users, and the Two-step power soft FFR scheme gives better performance for the inner users.
Some ovals are almost completely on top of each other, e.g., moods B, E, I, K. Lastly, these moods cover, roughly speaking, the outer range of the plane having either a positive valence or a positive arousal (or both).
