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The phrase "a expanse" is not correct in written English; it should be "an expanse." You can use "an expanse" when describing a wide, open area or a large extent of something, such as land or sky.
Example: "The view from the mountain offered an expanse of lush green valleys and distant hills."
Alternatives: "a vast area" or "a wide stretch."
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It is moments like these that link the site to Angkor Wat, a expanse of ruins in varying states that can feel like entering a dreamy film set.
Patton chose a expanse of desert area about 50 mile southeast of Palm Springs.
For these homeowners, the last shot at saving their homes -- and their personal version of the American Dream -- lay under the glow of the floodlights in a expanse where tiers of brown and yellow seats encircled a desk-lined floor more accustomed to livestock shows and rodeos.
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I'd get smaller and smaller, a thumb-sized being on an expanse of carpet.
Sliding glass doors open to a tiled patio, an expanse of grass and a brick fountain feature.
Putting a boundary around an expanse of wilderness is an intuitive idea not borne out by the science.
Beyond the station was a valley with an expanse of gray roofs.
It was like noticing the flight and fall of a bird across an expanse of leaf-blurred sky.
"In a Million Years" is an expanse of empty wine bottles in a Disneyesque style — skillful banality.
For a locust flying at low altitude, an expanse of open water is a hazard.
A group of islands; an expanse of water with scattered islands.
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