Sentence examples for range to spare from inspiring English sources

With regular driving – think average family driving, not boy-racer-in-a-pocket-rocket driving – we made it to the charger in Senlis with just 25km projected range to spare, but not without a scare first.

Hollands levelled with an 81st-minute header from close range to spare the League Two side from an early exit before Robinson saw red.

Going from one table to another, they shot any male they could find at point-blank range, but appeared to spare women and children, witnesses and officials said.

Under United Nations supervision, designed to keep Iraq from importing the raw materials for unconventional weapons, Iraq's former government sold up to 2.2 million barrels of oil daily, and purchased goods ranging from electrical generators to spare parts for oil field equipment to the basic food rations for 60percentt of the Iraqi populace.

AirBnB.com also offers a range of accommodations, from couches to spare bedrooms.

Inside, however, is a museum-worthy collection of more than 600 taxidermy pieces, ranging from full-size stuffed lions to spare legs, heads, and animal carcasses.

Petrol or diesel cars can go for up to 1,000km on one tank but most battery-powered ones need recharging after 150-200km unless you have $72,400 to spare for the extended-range version of Tesla's Model S, a high-performance electric sports car that can do about 420km on one charge.

A wide range of individuals and organizations have asked the board to spare Mr. Penry's life.

She has distinguished herself in a wide range of music, gracefully handling everything from Baroque fioritura to spare 20th-century harmonies.

Depending on the amount of time you are able to spare, you should decide within the range of once every two months to once a week.

­Graham Coughlan had a chance to spare them, but headed over from close range.