Sentence examples for terrible range from inspiring English sources

You had to drive over, and it was a terrible range, and go back.

A) The rifle has terrible range and stopping power, if you want to get a quick kill, you better hope the enemy is low on shields, otherwise it make take several clips B) In order for an enemy to sneak up on you, he cannot suddenly go into close range, not without going through the mid range first, therefore the assault rifle and the sniper rifle will be rendered useless.

Most of the paintings in the show are terrible, ranging from the truculent clutter of David Wojnarowicz, an inchoate poète maudit, to the hysterical giggles of Kenny Scharf, whose maladroit cartooning no longer surprises.

The choices are downright terrible and range from Smash Mouth to Celine Dion.

I've had terrible gigs, ranging from complete silence to being booed off in the early days, but I know the worse thing that can happen and it's not that bad".

As for Greg Dyke: "He is providing a terrible disservice to range and quality and cultural values in Britain.

Mr Dyke, claimed David Liddiment, outgoing head of programming at ITV, Britain's biggest commercial broadcaster, was "providing a terrible disservice to range and quality and cultural values in Britain".

It's a great gun to use as a more powerful submachine gun but it is terrible at long range if you expect to hit what you're aiming at.

Lightweight and inexpensive, styrofoam is one of the most common packing materials; unfortunately, it also comes with a long list of terrible environmental impacts, ranging from its petroleum origins to the vapors it outgasses to the hazardous waste it leaves behind.

"There is a whole range of terrible consequences that are life-long.

Geoff Lowe, lecturer in film practice at Newcastle University: "Screenwriting courses range from terrible to useful.