Sentence examples for stands a range of from inspiring English sources

IN THE province of Tarija stands a range of forested razor-backed hills, resembling frozen ripples in the earth's crust.

Red Wigglers can often breed rapidly, and they can stand a range of temps.

The other leaders stand for a range of mainstream Democrats.

Instead, Mr. Lamy intends to issue a fairly broad outline of where the different sides stand on a range of issues, said Keith Rockwell, the chief W.T.O.

And religious and ethnic affinities have been transcended, with the British Muslim Initiative recommending voting for Christians, Jews, Muslims, Sikhs and those of no faith, depending of where they stand on a range of issues.

His sixth sense about knowing where individual members stand on a range of issues allows him to make aggressive arm-twisting the exception rather than the rule of the House.

Wilde's celebrated crack ("Meredith was a prose Browning, and so was Browning") can stand for a range of baffled commentary inspired by his dramatic monologues, Fra Lippo Lippi, for example.

There followed a campaign too brief for the star-struck state to go into a flurry of accusations about the actor's past "playfulness" (as he put it) with women, let alone discover where he stood on a range of issues.

It is possible that the low stand density minimised any spatial correlation among stems in the stands studied, so it would be informative to test this explicitly and repeat the simulations in stands covering a range of stand densities.

We conducted a study using forest stands with a range of managed and near-natural stands with a broad range of species.

Mortality ranged as much as 38 86% even in 100% pine stands, creating a range of residual live tree levels and a pulse of snags that contributes to the increased total and well-decayed CWD volumes over time.