Sentence examples for visit a wide range from inspiring English sources

But lots of people do not have the time or money to visit a wide range of schools.

Unlike most gym memberships, where engagement steadily goes down over time (says Kadakia), Classtivity's ClassPass lets users visit a wide range of classes and courses in different locations across NYC, keeping things fresh and sweaty at the same time.

One of the pleasures about being Secretary of Education is I have the chance to visit a wide range of schools across the country and see the excellent work they are doing.

During a recent visit, a wide range of diners devoured raviolis stuffed with woodsy mushrooms, snails, garlic and parsley, with a trail of white garlic foam.

Data for the study was collected last quarter from over 2000 mobile sites and shows the diversity of the mobile media audience, which visits a wide range of mobile sites.

The focus was expanded to include a more comprehensive consideration of the 'offender pathway' and associated mental health services, and in compiling the report Lord Keith Bradley visited a wide range of facilities throughout the country.

The full questionnaire was distributed through the Lesbewell mailing list, through existing contacts with other groups (social groups, student groups, helplines, health groups, youth groups and sporting and activity groups), through personal contacts and private lesbian events and by visiting a wide range of gay and lesbian pubs and clubs.

Both Lavendula angustifolia and Lamium album have been described as visited by a wide range of bumble bee species [40].

They are visited by a wide range of medium- to large-sized wild bees of the families Megachilidae and Apidae and are also important food plants for bee-keeping (Petanidou 1991; Dauber et al. 2010; T. Petanidou et al. unpubl. data).

Miraflores makes the best base for a visit with a wide range of quality hotels and a beachfront location.

He also had business-card files showing that he had received visits from a wide range of international officials — American, British, European, Canadian, Malaysian, Spanish, and Indian — many of them involved, like himself, in intelligence matters.