Sentence examples for streets range from inspiring English sources

Those who shout in the streets range from labourers to the rich.

Waters covering the city streets range from a few centimetres to waist-deep.

"The people on the streets range from the poorest, to the middle classes," said Angelo Slavchev, 31, one of three young men catapulted to prominence by the demonstrations.

While this gives the FX a city streets range of more than 80 miles, and an advertised 44 horsepower and 70 pound feet of torque, the bike weighs a cumbersome 287 pounds.

He said rents along the avenue in the blocks north of Saks, which occupies the blockfront from 49th to 50th Streets, ranged from $800 to $1,200 a square foot a year, making them among the highest in the nation and the world.

With Mr. Fujimori signaling to aides on Sunday his intention to resign and remain indefinitely in Japan, there were spontaneous celebrations in the streets ranging from workers and students dunking each other in the colonial fountains of Arequipa to protestors burning tires in other provincial cities while carrying banners demanding that the entire "Fujimori mafia" be imprisoned.

In Brussels, the heart of the European Union, estimates of participants marching through city streets ranged from about 2,000 to 3,000.

Now he is to do a high-street range in Debenhams.

Larger three-story houses with three or four bedrooms closer to Bridge Street range from $160,000 to $225,000, she said.

The shochus at left, from Landmark Wines and Spirits, 167 West 23rd Street, range from $10.99 to $24.99 a bottle.

While the rents south of 96th Street range from $200 to $250 a square foot, north of 96th Street they drop to $125 to $150 a square foot.