Sentence examples for ranged from that from inspiring English sources
Londoners' behaviour ranged from that of firefighters risking their lives under shattered masonry to Minnies moaning that the Jews bagged all the best places in the shelters.
And since we're free to choose our ancestors when it comes to art, his ranged from that irrepressible vaudeville rag "Waiting on the Robert E. Lee" through Irving Berlin's mournfully suave "Let's Face the Music and Dance," and on to the lithe, blues-touched beauty of Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer's "I Had Myself a True Love".
He uploaded his commercial to YouTube, where it received four stars out of a possible five and comments that ranged from "That's awesome," followed by 16 exclamation points, to "Makes me want to buy one and hack it".
These new cultures were used to inoculate media containing increasing concentrations of TET that ranged from that from which the inoculae were prepared to higher concentrations and incubated at 37°C until evidence of full growth was present.
The taxonomic grouping of the SAG has historically been debated and the definitions have ranged from that of one to three species (with or without subspecies) [ 5].
The macroscopic appearances did not differ between the two groups and ranged from that of classical ulcerative colitis (recto-sigmoid to pan-colitis) to that of right-sided ulcerative colitis with rectal sparing.
He always uses himself (or a version of himself) as a starting point, but what's so impressive is how far he ranges from that point.
He accepted a variety of honorary posts, ranging from that of special advisor to the Himalayan Research Institute of the Roerich Museum to that of executive committeeman of the Ingersoll centenary celebration promoted by Joseph Lewis, king of the freethinkers.
They take many different shapes, ranging from that two-hour-long "informal chat" with the boss, to pages of forms that look like you're applying for the job you already have.
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is based in Springfield, Virginia, and supplies high-level mapping but also strategic geographical intelligence to offices ranging from that of Barack Obama to those of the US military and civilian clients.
Such conversations range from that threat against Quickandpainless to admiring the best players to strategic planning along the lines of, "This guy always comes up through here; let's ambush him".
