Sentence examples for range comes from inspiring English sources

"Every time a new range comes out I have to have it.

Ms. Saunders never studied voice -- her four-octave range comes naturally, she said -- though she did study piano and cello.

"When walls start getting in the way," he said, "the range comes down to about 100 feet".

That range comes through on "Panic of Girls," Blondie's ninth studio album and its first in eight years.

The crash, in the heavily forested Ávila mountain range, comes at a time when the military is under heavy scrutiny for its role in Mr. Chávez's ouster.

THAT range comes through in the afternoon's rehearsal, a painstaking 30 minutes of piecing together a solo that Mr. Stevenson created many weeks earlier.

A friend is a size 7/8 and has found the range came up very narrow.

IRAMs, fired at short range, came in low and quick, evading detection and reducing reaction time.

Wade averaged 6.8 points a game and 31.6percentt shooting from 3-point range coming into the game.

The ideal of a standardized piano with perfect evenness throughout its range came with the late industrial age, he said.

"When Range came in a lot of people didn't like it," Mr. Deiseroth said, "But things changed when they started getting their checks".