run the gamut of something
run the gamut

People's Parties in various countries run the gamut from left to right.

She's run the gamut of every life experience she could possibly have.

Anderson has run the gamut against the 76ers this season.

The men and women who live in these camps run the gamut.

I held her for a moment, my emotions running the gamut.

A. Basically, you run the gamut of why kids love or hate social studies.

The variations run the gamut from businessweekonline.com to bloombergs.com, ny-time.com and warnerbrother.com.

This day was rapidly running the gamut from bad to worse.

Because some students have more experience, levels of competency run the gamut.

"By the way, your men friends do run the gamut.

Here are a few suggestions that run the gamut of price and style.

They'd run the gamut today and were no longer hers to command.

No, the real issues are what's happened to education, investment in infrastructure - you can run the gamut.

The services and improvements the districts have brought run the gamut.

Not surprisingly, the reaction from many of the black people who have seen the show has run the gamut.

The main emphasis, however, remains the shows, which as usual run the gamut.

There's your single ecosystem right there, and it runs the gamut.

Businesses along the road run the gamut from restaurants to car service shops.

It is sometimes confused with the phrase run the gamut.

"The party runs the gamut from liberal to the far right.

At the hot line, the questions ran the gamut.

For single parents with few skills, the problems that prevent full-time work run the gamut.

The other players ran the gamut between looking bored or annoyed.

Thankfully, today's modern security systems run the gamut; read on to learn about 10 of them.