Sentence examples for In that expanse from inspiring English sources

Their freedom radiates around them and insulates them in that expanse of golden wheat.

David Shama trained as a doctor before he was found by photography and, whilst he shoots proper fashion stories for mags like Tank and Jalouse, it's his personal work that gets us the most – it sits in that expanse of space between fashion photography and photojournalism.

Like anyone who has gazed at the stars in the night sky and pondered the seemingly endless cosmic buffet that is the universe, I view the chance of life existing somewhere out in that expanse with an optimistic, "Sure, why not?" Despite this attitude, and an ardent love of sci-fi culture, I've never read nor seen anything to convince me that such life has visited earth.

"Zorba," with book by Joseph Stein, music by John Kander and lyrics by Fred Ebb, suffers the same fate as so many stage adaptations of movie material, in that the broad expanse of a moving picture, with its ability to incorporate sea and sky and vistas of memory, is not always suitable to the intimacy of a legitimate theater.

But Epicurean minima differ from points in that they are physical expanses and so have extension.

In that shining expanse he is a little wedge of moving shade.

All I wanted in that glorious expanse of green was a glimpse of Willie.

Where exactly in that huge expanse of the Four Corners did the pieces come from?

In that fetid expanse, the government was soliciting architectural proposals to build a cultural park for children.

In homes glowing in that dark expanse outside the window, and in homes across the country, people came together to share the moment.

Some long-distance lorry drivers and prospectors, virtually the only people out in that lonely expanse, reported seeing a sudden flash in the sky and hearing or feeling the boom of a mighty but far-off explosion.