Sentence examples for range of all time from inspiring English sources

M&S, meanwhile, has kept itself firmly in the field with an upscale range launched under the name of the young supermodel Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, which became the store's fastest-selling lingerie range of all time when it hit stores in August.

The Dow is now within range of its all-time high of 9367.84, set this summer, but most strategists say the market is overbought in the near term and expect share prices to consolidate next week as investors lock in their profits and digest Octobers runup, as well as the Feds latest interest-rate cut.

The Nasdaq Composite Index, which was battered on Monday, closed in range of its all-time closing high of 2598.81, set on April 12.

Last week Mary Sebag-Montefiore listed her Top 10 classics to read before you're ten, and it was a fantastic line-up of all-time favourites, ranging from Peter Rabbit to Alice in Wonderland.

It was his second pole in Brazil and the 60th of his career, so he is within striking range of the all-time leading pole-sitters, Michael Schumacher (68) and Ayrton Senna (65).

The Nasdaq Composite Index drew within shouting range of its all-time high thanks to a rally in the tech sector.

By some pundits' estimation, Bird can even be ranked among the top long-range shooters of all time.

Other large companies, from Starbucks to McDonald's to Walmart, make similar callous choices on a range of issues all the time.

The overall behaviour of the magnetic field and its time derivative is as expected: the daily range of all components and the time derivatives reach their maximum in the auroral region around the magnetic latitude of 70 deg.

Straight lines can be fitted well to the log log plots of creep stress level against the time to rupture over the restricted range of time for all fiber orientations, regardless of the test temperature.

The range of survival times in all the cohorts varied from 1 to 14 years.