Sentence examples for to have a range of from inspiring English sources

But it is unusual to have a range of horses joined like this".

"The point is to have a range of things that will give people choices".

Some versions of the Samoud are said to have a range of as much as 590 miles.

Most cost between £40 and £150 and even the basic ones tend to have a range of functions.

The ambition is to have a range of apps which teach a number of subjects intuitively, he says.

It enables people to have a range of relationships across life; it's necessary for people's wider wellbeing," she says.

For an optimum work force, Charness says, it is best to have a range of ages in the office.

6) Bake in social promotion Popular YouTubers are likely to have a range of other valuable social media assets.

Pope said it was important for modern audiences to have a range of characters they can relate to.

The prototype was said to have a range of 80 miles, competitive with that of the Nissan Leaf.

Hyunmoo-3 is said to have a range of up to 1,500 kilometers, about 930 miles.