Sentences with phrase «members run the gamut»
From amusement parks to volleyball, the activities enjoyed by members run the gamut.
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On March 17th the 1904 - founded Explorers Club (whose members run the gamut from the late mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary to astronaut Buzz Aldrin to marine biologist Sylvia Earle) will hold its annual black - tie member dinner at the Waldorf - Astoria hotel.
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Our member savings partners run the gamut from business and travel companies to coworking spaces and pet services.
The Council has 51 members, running a gamut from razor - sharp to clueless, droll to unintentionally hilarious.
Chosen by a ten - member scientific advisory board, the awards run the gamut from basic science to diagnosis and treatment.
Our content reflects member needs and interests, running the gamut from entertainment news to significant cultural reports.
She has interviewed all kinds of artists, thinkers, do - ers and creative types that run the gamut of inspired expression; people like performance artist Marina Abramovic, cognitive psychologist Steven Pinker, SVA faculty member and acting chair of the board Milton Glaser, renowned thinker Malcolm Gladwell, Obey Giant creator Shepard Fairey, conceptual artist and collagist Barbara Kruger, Dresden Dolls musician and singer Amanda Palmer, author Alain de Botton and hundreds more.
Our member's interests run the gamut from those who brew using extract kits, to all - grain mashers, to those who simply appreciate and enjoy good beer.
Our team members are spread across 7 different countries and our jobs run the gamut from part - time to project - based to full - time.
Thus, member companies run the gamut from Harvey Kalles Real Estate in Toronto, with 150 salespeople, to Tracy Arnett Realty of Ottawa, with less than 10, Vogt says.