James Range

noun

1. a mountain range in central Australia.

Example Sentences

Though the Spoke was familiar turf for Willie, his ascension to “outlaw” stardom not long after his arrival in Austin soon put him out of James’ range.

From Washington Times

Blue Haze over James Range is an example of the importance of gum trees in Namatjira's work Namatjira was born in 1902 at the Hermannsburg Mission in the Northern Territory and was a traditional custodian of the lands of the Arrernte people in that area.

From BBC

He asked board chairman James Range to fire Eno.

From Time Magazine Archive

Passed through the gorge of James range and proceeded to the side creek in which water was obtained on coming up.

From Project Gutenberg

At the mouth of a side creek coming from the James range, on the eastern side of the Hugh, found an excellent water hole, apparently both deep and permanent.

From Project Gutenberg