Sentence examples for wide array of items from inspiring English sources

August 4 2010 A sale of vintage posters will be held at Swann on Aug. 4, featuring a wide array of items from the thirties, forties, and fifties, many of them advertising glamorous ports of call.

"Parents with young children, for example, cannot store a wide array of items on/in bedside tables, if only for the fact that these objects will be appropriated, abused or outright stolen by curious hands," he wrote in an e-mail.

The collection includes a wide array of items, most of which are high-end, like a leather backpack, an alligator-strap watch, a cashmere blanket and a cotton t-shirt.

The city is well known for its extensive market which sells a wide array of items including local delicacies and flowers, and for its quintas – old estates that serve as historic parks – some of which pre-date the earthquake.

He says donations received have been put to good use -- three million dollars have already been spent on a wide array of items: 20 tons of medical supplies, 90 trucks, 9,000 solar flashlights, 34,000 tents, 2,000 latrines, over 1,000 stoves and over 100,000 pieces of clothing.

Feijoas contain good dietary fibre and high levels of vitamin C. Feijoas were introduced to New Zealand in the nineteenth century.[1] Feijoas are used to flavour a wide array of items in New Zealand, including yogurt, milkshakes and ice cream.

The company has planned significant changes to its stores, clearing out more space for nonbook products like games, stationery and pens, and expanding its cafes, which could sell a wider array of items, including food from local sources and wine.

Although his shop window offered a surprisingly wide array of Expos items for nostalgists, Mousa said that hockey items accounted for about 60 percent of his overall business even though they are largely sold only eight months of each year.

Gamers can collect a wide array of special items as they play; collecting a "set" of related items usually gives the gamer a stat boost.

In recent years the ecommerce giant has greatly expanded the own-brand products it sells via its marketplace, such as via its Amazon Elements line, which includes vitamin supplements and baby wipes, and AmazonBasics — which covers a wide array of 'everyday' items including batteries and even towels.

In addition to the tradition of silk weaving and lamba production, the weaving of raffia and other local plant materials has been used to create a wide array of practical items such as floor mats, baskets, purses and hats.