Sentence examples for range stood from inspiring English sources

One moment all was quiet, and the Chugach Range stood out in the snowcapped splendor of a timeless winter scene.

She was a regular soloist in Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde, where her wide mezzo range stood her in good stead.

In late March, snowpack in the Sierra Nevada mountain range stood at just eight percent of the historical average, the lowest level since officials began keeping records in 1950.

Temperature range stood out as a driver of fungus presence, with places that experience less fluctuation between their hot and cold seasons being more likely to be heavily afflicted by the disease.

Out on the practice range stood half a dozen chaps who appeared to have stepped out of a sepia photograph from the Bobby Jones era.

Where once the Galaxy Note range stood out from the Galaxy S line due to more RAM, an upgraded camera and other tweaks, it is now essentially a Galaxy S7 Edge with an S Pen and slightly smaller battery.

At the northern end of the range stands Mount Mackintosh, at 8,097 feet (2,468 m).

Where Ronda likes to close distance, stand square and trade wild punches, Holm likes to maintain the range, stand side-on and use sharp and accurate strikes.

A bright yellow La Cornue range stands along one wall, and a big rectangular copper sink catches the eye, but at heart, this is a kitchen made for cooking, not looking.

As the Greater Caucasus range stands at an angle to the westerly air currents, the heaviest precipitation, reaching more than 160 inches, accumulates on the south- and southwest-facing slopes.

At the time, the main issues for organizers were to demythicize the Mormon religion, which dominates the state, place their city alongside other metropolitan cultural centers and usher the world into a scenic land where the Wasatch Range stands sharply against the sky.