Sentence examples for range thanks from inspiring English sources

But the Bears got the ball back and moved into range, thanks to a 31-yard pass from fourth-string quarterback Danny Wuerffel to Dustin Lyman.

Ben, the morose little grad lost, shows the most range, thanks to better writing and to the acting chops of Ryan Barry, who plays him.

Oneworld Classics, an offshoot of the enterprising Alma Books, has extended its 20th-century range thanks to the acquisition of John Calder's classics list, with its avant-garde giants such as Duras, Robbe-Grillet and Pirandello. Robbe-Grillet and Pirandello

Roughly 25 to 30 wolves now live in the northern range, thanks to a reintroduction program in the mid-1990s.

Thus, the concept presents the advantage to extend the vehicle basic electric range thanks to this highly efficient converter.

Rumors claim the vehicle will have a 400 mile range thanks to the company's focus on battery tech.

And the offense, muffled by a heavy snow that fell in the first half -- and a lack of footing throughout -- still managed to get into field-goal range twice, thanks largely to Curtis Martin's 174 rushing yards, which gave him his ninth consecutive 1,000-yard 1,000-yard

With the 14 nm and 10 nm nodes in the road-map, the industrialized 28 nm platform promises highly efficient designs with Ultra-Wide Voltage Range (UWVR) thanks to extended Body Bias properties.

For the next 35 minutes Dylan, who seldom talks between songs onstage anymore, offered a range of thanks, thoughts, memories, acknowledgments and advice.

The United States entered the postwar era with an advantage in long-range rocketry, thanks to the suspension of the Soviet program during the war and the decision by the Germans' V-2 rocket team, led by Wernher von Braun, to surrender to the U.S. Army.

This is the bra that delivers "a range of cleavage," thanks to a clasp thingummy at your sternum.