Sentence examples for range to keep from inspiring English sources

But its melodrama starts to bog down upon his return to Manhattan, and its leading man, the R&B singer Omarion (billed as Omarion Grandberry), lacks the emotional range to keep it snapping.

Thus, for lenses of this design, a cam device has in the past been provided to move the front convex element a short distance as the middle element is moved over its range, to keep the focus exact.

Even as soldiers prepare for tasks as far-ranging as combat casualty care in Chad or radio training in Mauritania, in a recent visit here they were also conducting target practice in their M1A2 battle tanks on a sprawling firing range, to keep their skills sharp for a future land war against an unforeseen foe.

The GO or G concentration between 50 and 100 μg/ml may be the better range to keep the balance of cytotoxicity and antibacterial ability.

The Blues snatched the winner when Gibson let fly from long range to keep the Stair Park top of the table.

Spending no more than $25 for an item of clothing is a reasonable range to keep in mind.

His aim is always long-range — to keep control of the studio.

Simons oversees two ready-to-wear and haute couture collections a year, alongside the increasingly important pre-collections and commercial ranges to keep some 235 worldwide boutiques stocked.

The cleaning-products company Method is updating its range, aiming to keep every corner of the home spotless — and equipped with sculptural bottles.

A key design parameter was a target of 40 mile for the all-electric range, selected to keep the battery size small and lower costs, and mainly because research showed that in the U.S. 78 percent of daily commuters travel 40 miles or less.

This is a direct result from the wider compensation voltage range needed to keep the ions stable and allowing them to pass the analyser.