Sentence examples for range that stretches from inspiring English sources
Part of Alpine Europe, the Pyrenees form a massive mountain range that stretches from the Mediterranean Sea to the Bay of Biscay, a distance of some 270 miles (430 km).
SUVs may be popular, but they don't have a price range that stretches to the sky, like that of sports cars.
At least one fruit bat species known to carry ebolavirus has a population range that stretches from Central Africa across to Guinea.
And at least one of the species, the little collared fruit bat, Myonycteris torquata, has a range that stretches as far west as Guinea.
Iran with its highly structured landscape, such as the Zagros Mountain Range that stretches across the country from East to West, is home to at least three different gazelle species.
The Quebrada is a multicoloured mountain range that stretches 155km along the valley of the Rio Grande.
Pacific mountain system, series of mountain ranges that stretches along the Pacific Ocean coast of North America from northern British Columbia Canadaa) to northwestern Mexico.
I had a mental image of the pass based on visits to other high passes in Tibet: the snowcapped mountains arrayed imperiously against the blue sky, supervising subsidiary ranges that stretched in rich layers below them.
That encyclopedic knowledge and freedom are the result of working with a range of musicians that stretches from Jay McShann to Ornette Coleman and includes Philly Joe Jones, Cedar Walton, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, Tony Williams, Elvin Jones and Sonny Rollins, some of the most respected names in jazz.
The mine is a part of a salt range that originated about 800 million years ago, when evaporation of a shallow sea followed by geological movement formed a salt range that stretched for about 300 kilometers (185 miles).
A rink that stretches the range of the sisters' signaturely tenebrous sound, from the muted swing of the record's eponymous track to the superimposed refrains of the confessedly biographical "Tim And Tina". .
