Sentence examples for range in time from inspiring English sources
These range in time from the classical to the contemporary, and in origin from Sicily to Korea.
The impression they left most indelibly was their author's vast range in time, space and discipline as a reader, and his deep capacity to understand, appreciate, discriminate, explain and guide.
According to her legal team, the new accusations range in time from Ailes's current tenure at Fox News all the way back to his role in the 60s as executive producer on The Mike Douglas Show.
Organized by Michael Dunn, a longtime resident of Japan, writer and art consultant, it contains nearly 150 objects that range in time from around 2000 B.C. in the Jomon period to the early 20th century, with the majority concentrated in the Edo (1615-1868) and Meiji (1868-1912) periods.
The subjects range in time and nationality from the British consul-general Lord Cromer, who secured control of Egypt during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, to the recent American deputy secretary of defense Paul Wolfowitz and his adventures in Iraq.
And McDonald completed the scoring from close range in time added on.
32 Furthermore, the inherent stochasticity in the erythrocytic invasion process 12 may be partially responsible for the range in times to qPCR detection and patency by blood slide analysis seen in CHMI studies.
The exhibit showcases Scottish manuscripts and books, ranging in time from the dawn of the 15th century to the twilight of the 20th.
The files ranged in time from the immediate aftermath of the 1917 Bolshevik revolution to the eve of the Gorbachev era in the late 1980s, and contained details of KGB operations in most countries of the world.
Under the program, which started in July, thousands of bicycles are docked along Paris streets, and customers can rent them after buying a membership ranging in time from a day (about $1.30) to a year (about $38).
The early part of the book ranges in time and place, from a New York beset by AIDS to rural Mali in west Africa and the flush of the Irish economic boom, allotting chapters to each family member.
