Sentence examples for the old range from inspiring English sources

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At one point in the film, Jane goes back and finds the floor in the big house on which she was probably born, beside the old range cooker.

The old range, across Magnolia Lane, featured minimal short-game options and was hemmed in by a towering net about 200 yards down the fairway that kept the golfers from crushing their shots into traffic on Washington Road.

"But it still includes the old range.

This is in the same ballpark as the survivors from the old ranges – 13in MacBook Airs at £949 and £1,249, plus the MacBook at £1,249 – which I assume you will also consider.

In geological terms, the Pennines, known as the "backbone of England", are the oldest range of mountains in the country, originating from the end of the Paleozoic Era around 300 million years ago.

Likewise, constant gender differences in the cognitive reserve (e.g., differences in the level of education) should be associated with differences in BCU curves at any given age, not simply in the older range.

In the confocal microscopic images, the data threshold was adjusted to better fit the dynamic range of the data (old range: 0 255, new range: 0-56) after quantification of intensity ratios.

Of all the brands listed, Nokia has the largest proportion of device owners in the 50-65 year old range, with just over a fifth (21percentt) of Nokia users falling in this age.

Also, a standard deviation of 4.92 is present, noting that while the majority of no-hitters have fallen between the 24-to-27 24-to-27 24-to-27 yearare sold high and low outlierangeke Ryan (44 years old) and Smithere arearez (21 yearsomed).

Data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows children are present in about 61% of the homes where adults are ages 20 24, increasing to 86% by the time adults are in the 35 39 year old range (United States Census Bureau 2003).