Sentence examples for range so far from inspiring English sources

For a first-time novelist to range so far from what is familiar is highly unusual.

But in this category the apps show limited range so far.

The artillery piece he helped move off the drafting board has been fired about 20 times, though its range so far has not been ideal.

The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, which has traded in a very narrow range so far this month, did so again yesterday.

For his rockets (their longest range so far is about a kilometre) he uses propellants, also from fertiliser.Opening his laptop, he displays a video of one of his projectiles taking off, albeit crookedly, with a plume of white smoke.

The analysis of perception of range so far did not take the whole process of charging into consideration.

That this tactic — which ranges so far from proper law enforcement — was used in the Bush years is equally disturbing.

"There is nobody of his generation who ranges so far, from comic books to classics, and across cultures," said Richard Peña, the programming director of the Film Society.

But Richard G. Klein, a paleoanthropologist at Stanford University, said he would like to see a better dated site closer to this age before accepting that early humans ranged so far north.

We don't see how he can keep pushing his body to such extremes, ceding nothing, running down his opponent's clear winners and sending them back at warp speed, sometimes ranging so far off the court that the TV cameras lose sight of him.

(Sometimes, in fact, he ranges so far and wide that it's a bit hard to follow the links — hooking up subjects as diverse as "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" and Patricia Highsmith to D. H. Lawrence's Taos fling and the Wailing Wall).