81.   In most of the shows, jackets ran the gamut, from safari to jean to racing jackets to boxy cardigans.

82.   In Manhattan, such florid language is almost customary in discourse between landlords and tenants, whose relations run a gamut from frosty to fiery, bypassing tepid altogether.

83.   In practice, her emotive responses are slightly herky-jerky, and her expressions seem to run the gamut only from A to B.

84.   In the Bronx cases, the complaints run the gamut from the violent to the verbally abusive.

85.   In the six months since the network started, Hunt has seen the system run the gamut from flamefests to gender wars.

86.   In the United States, brasseries are more about food than wine and beer, running the gamut of cuisines from French and Spanish to Italian and Indian.

87.   Island accommodations run the gamut from four-diamond luxury digs to self-service condominiums.

88.   It can run the gamut.

89.   It runs the gamut from the New York Philharmonic to circuses in Damrosch Park.

90.   It runs the gamut of human existence.