Sentence examples for I'd expanded from inspiring English sources

So I'd expanded the time it took me to do my job.

"I realised that previously I'd expanded my work life so that I'd have something to do during the day, and into the evening.

By this time, I'd expanded my flirtation with juice and was now indulging in melons, raw onion, and even cucumbers.

I'd seamlessly transitioned my life into another passion, or, rather, I'd expanded on the passion that AIDS activism had inspired, continuing to do the kind of work I'd done that connected deeply with who I am and the community of which I'm a part.

Well, I'd expand the definition of sociology.

I agree, but I'd expand that: I want transparency from all journalists, and not just about donations but also about influences, especially in the US, where claims of objectivity have lately become a cloak for partisanship.

I'd even touched on the topic in chapter 4 of Science and the City, so, I thought I'd expand on it a bit here.

So gushing was the fanboyism of my (I admit, generally somewhat cynical) column that ELEW's manager asked if I'd expand on it in a short essay that could be used to promote his forthcoming debut album.

I never told him that when I heard these words used by his brothers and sister and their children -- a nod to our Quaker roots -- that I'd expand with joy and love.

I would expand the Peace Corps and AmeriCorps and grow both for the next 10 years.

And as I had cash flow, I would expand my infrastructure.