Sentence examples for the range goes from inspiring English sources

But the range goes up above 200.

Starting at birth with cosy babygrows the range goes up to age 10.

McDonald's said in a statement that in its wholly-owned restaurants, pay starts at minimum wage but the range goes higher, depending on the employee's position and experience level.

The range goes from a Brandenburg Concerto within the 14 sections (with prologue) of Part 1 to "The Art of the Fugue," within the eight segments of Part 2. The work's ruling conceit is that Bach, who enters shortly after Mr. Duato, agrees to have the latter choreograph to his music.

The all-electric range may not be so good, about 65km or so in a Volt (or Ampera as GM will call the car in Europe), but when the range-extending combustion engine kicks in and works as an electric generator, the range goes up to several hundred kilometres.

If things go well, the range goes up.

"How did the range go?" you are asked later.

For information on Camping Naranjo de Bulnes, on the north side of the range, go to www.desdecabrales.com.

The range went from 127 reported cases in 2001 to 415 cases reported in 2005 HSV 20055).

More precisely, the subjects used a discrete nine-point scale to rate the following: valence, with the range going from unhappy or sad to happy or joyful; arousal, with the range going from calm or bored to stimulated or excited; dominance, with the range going from submissive or 'without control' to dominant or 'in control, empowered'; and whether they liked the video or not.

Apple sold 37 million iPhones in the last quarter of 2011 while South Korea's Samsung has sold more than 40 million Galaxy smartphones since the range went on sale in June 2010.