range

[reɪndʒ]

Definition:
1. Change or be different within limits.
2. The limit of capability.
3. A variety of things of a particular type.

Use 'range' in a sentence:

• 1. He was shot in the head at close range.
• 2. The job encompasses a wide range of responsibilities.
• 3. Estimates of the damage range between$ 1 million and$ 5 million.
• 4. This was outside the range of his experience.
• 5. The whole family seemed ranged against him.
• 6. A broad range of issues was discussed.
• 7. Most supermarkets sell a range of organic products.
• 8. Orbison's vocal range spanned three octaves.
• 9. The 120mm mortar has a range of 18,000 yards.
• 10. It's difficult to find a house in our price range (= that we can afford) .
• 11. The hotel offers a wide range of facilities.
• 12. We carry a range of educational software.
• 13. He shouted angrily at anyone within range.
• 14. He grazed his cattle on the open range.
• 15. The officer was shot dead at point-blank range.
• 16. They talked amiably and easily about a range of topics.
• 17. Pamper yourself with our new range of beauty treatments.
• 18. There will be an increase in the range of 0 to 3 per cent.
• 19. The road weaves through a range of hills.
• 20. They range in price from $3 to $15.
• 21. This chemical has a wide range of industrial uses.
• 22. Kangaroos harbour a vast range of parasites.
• 23. The tiles come in a huge range of colours and designs.
• 24. We stock a wide range of cards and gift wrap.
• 25. The school is extending the range of subjects taught.
• 26. This was outside the range of his experience .
• 27. A wide range of colours and patterns are available.
• 28. Courses range from cooking to computing.
• 29. Our equipment is top of the range.
• 30. The two men discussed a range of issues.
• 31. The article covered a wide range of topics.
• 32. Historians use a wide range of primary and secondary sources for their research.
• 33. He owns a factory producing a range of textiles.
• 34. The shop sells only a narrow range of goods.
• 35. The child was now out of her range of vision.
• 36. The child was now out of her range of vision (= not near enough for her to see) .
• 37. Cook the meat on a low heat on top of the range.
• 38. We need to explore a wide range of possibilities.
• 39. The talks embraced a wide range of issues.
• 40. There is a wide range of choices open to you.
• 41. These missiles have a range of 300 miles.
• 42. Most of the students are in the 17-20 age range.
• 43. The cat stayed well out of range of the children.
• 44. Guests at the health spa receive a range of beauty treatments.
• 45. We are now within range of enemy fire.
• 46. It's difficult to find a house in our price range.
• 47. A wide range of cleaning fluids and powders is available.
• 48. We stock a wide range of perfumes.
• 49. The colleges grouped together to offer a wider range of courses.
• 50. These two products are from opposite ends of the price range.
• 51. There is a full range of activities for children.
• 52. There is a range of programs on the market which may be described as design aids.
• 53. Their remedy lay within the range of existent technology.
• 54. This particular model comes with a wide range of options.
• 55. The course offers a range of exciting possibilities for developing your skills.
• 56. The average age range is between 35 and 55.
• 57. A range of policies have been introduced aimed at curbing inflation.
• 58. Age affects the range of a person's capabilities.