Sentence examples for ranges come from inspiring English sources
DUAL FUEL OR SINGLE FUEL? -- Some professional-style ranges come with gas burners and electric convection ovens for those who believe that electric ovens give more even heat.
The Nen rises in the area where the Da Hinggan and Xiao Hinggan ranges come together in northern Heilongjiang province and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
The prices of clothing and footwear usually rise between July and August as autumn ranges come into stores.
"We expect to see further positive news on food sales in the months ahead as improvements to product ranges come through," he said.
These ranges come from physiological as well as kinetic considerations.
These habitats characterize the ecological distribution of the two species in other areas where their ranges come into close proximity.
"And as the valley opened before me, and the different mountain ranges came into view, and there was snow on the ground — it was just totally gorgeous.
Of the English Breakfast teas, the supermarket own-brand ranges came out ahead of their more expensive rivals, with Morrisons M English breakfast and Sainsbury's Taste the Difference (Fairtrade) being awarded the joint-highest score of 80%.
Eggs labeled organic and free-range come from chickens with access to the outdoors.
A lovely ray of spring sunshine in shoe form, this lovely pair from Clarks' new range come with a choice of either standard or ribbon laces.
A friend is a size 7/8 and has found the range came up very narrow.
