Sentence examples for public ranging from inspiring English sources

Tickets for the concerts at the Public — ranging in price from $250 to $2,500 — will go on sale to the public at 10 p.m. on July 14 on the Public's Web site, then two hours later at the box office.

For example, at a new cultural center called Escola São Paulo, the director Isabella Prata hosts lectures and offers courses to the public ranging from toy design to film directing.

Tweed hosts a top-ranking TV show, "American Dreamz," made in Los Angeles, in which members of the public, ranging from the chronically ungifted to the momentarily bearable, sing their little hearts out in the quest for fame.

THE law in several countries, mostly in the Persian Gulf but also in the Maghreb and parts of Indonesia, provides for stiffer penalties for those who break fast in public, ranging from fines to flogging.

They are members of the public, ranging in age from their 20s to their 70s.

Local governments spend roughly $1.6 trillion per year to provide a variety of public services ranging from police and fire protection to public schools and public transit.

Maybe it's time we looked [for ways to increase funding for public ranges] again".

Here, the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces Brigade 70 also has a public range on a military base.

"They made a real mess, and they didn't bother to clean up after themselves," said Frank Jezioro, director of the state Division of Natural Resources, which administers the public ranges.

Wire allowed property rights to be defended and the public range to be restricted; as a result, Americans became both freer, and less free.

So Jezioro proposed a solution to the state legislature: a requirement that shooters at public ranges would need to acquire hunting licenses in order to use the ranges at no cost.