Sentence examples for range further from inspiring English sources

But the first-timers range further afield, with wildly varying degrees of accomplishment.

Negotiators now have until December to narrow the range further and define counting rules and verification measures.

None of these titles is predictable, but they all have weight behind them; it's just a shame that the prize doesn't range further geographically.

The Asian tiger mosquito is now prevalent in several southern European countries but projections show it is likely to extend its range further north.

But ideally the conversation should range further: Talk about adult relationships and the glorious possibility of finding love.

On the sequel, his song choices range further afield, into the work of contemporaries like Ricky Nelson ("Garden Party"), John Denver ("Back Home Again"), and others, and, rather than shouldering the entire instrumental burden himself, Fogerty is joined by peerless studio musicians like Buddy Miller and Kenny Aronoff.

Consequently, the percentage of scores ending with an integer other than 0, increases as the score range furthers away from 50, upward and downward.

Ranging further, the 1980 interview of Godard by Dick Cavett (in English) is worth seeking out.

He's ranging further afield from the standard repertory, too, combing through Nick Drake and Milton Nascimento as well as Gershwin and Porter.

But Frankopan ranges further than many before him, digs deeper in archives, quotes more texts to make his point.

In "Glamour Girl" Mr. Ligeti ranged further afield, drawing on his fascination with African drumming but weaving in straightforward rock drumming as well.