Sentence examples for ranges call from inspiring English sources

Migratory bird management, for instance, requires international collaboration; ungulates and carnivores with large home ranges call for regional collaboration; marine preserves require cooperation among many stakeholders.

A TRM can be treated as the summation of blocks of magnetization associated with discrete temperature ranges (called partial TRM or pTRM).

But a new range called G'nosh is particularly fine.

I spot a clothing range called Wellicious and another called Frederick Lies Still.

Doctors grade prostate tumors on a range called the Gleason score, named for the doctor who developed it.

It was this range, called the White Mountains, through which Osama bin Laden escaped from Tora Bora in December 2001.

Bailey also has a range called Bailey 1/10, which is designed by none other than the actor John Malkovich.

The Range calls its style "Beer Drinking Music and Wine Friendly Food," with entrees like ahi tuna with tapenade for $21.

His range, called A-Z, is tasteful and – importantly – cheapish (about €39, or £31, for a top).

Madonna followed her debut as a children's book author last autumn with a clothing range called English Roses; Gwen Stefani's Harajuku Lovers label has a baby line; and the supermodel Stella Tennant has had a range called Tennant & Sons.

It is home to the Hochgrat – at 1,834m the highest mountain in a range called Nagelfluhkette and a favourite of Bavarian off-piste fans.