Sentence examples for and encompass the from inspiring English sources

We wanted our new name to inspire generosity and encompass the broad concept of philanthropy.

Savit's writing swept me off my feet as I read about naïve little Anna discovering the darker side of human nature, and learning to live and encompass the fear it stirred within her.

If the new free trade agreement were to provide broad new concessions and encompass the subsidiaries of multinationals, China would effectively be opening a huge back door to its market.

They are basically about color and brushwork, packed with ferocious, free-flowing strokes, applied loosely and liberally in layers that spill over and encompass the wooden frames in what has become the artist's standard approach to painting.

Mr. Schierhorst of the historical society said the district would stretch primarily between the two Long Island Rail Road trestles along Buckram Road and Oyster Bay Road -- as Buckram Road is called at its eastern end -- and encompass the Weeks house at 41 Oyster Bay Road.

The company will continue to be known as Cooper Leder Marketing, and encompass the personnel, accounts and resources of both companies....Coactive Marketing Group Nasdaqq: CMKG) of Great Neck announced on Oct. 11 that it has formed a strategic alliance with Redna, a multimedia production company based in Cincinnati.

The practice dates to at least 2001 and encompasses the tenures of the previous two speakers, Peter F. Vallone Sr., and Gifford Miller, according to Ms. Quinn.

Broadly speaking, "the bush" refers to all rural areas (not only those still forested with gum and stringybark) and encompasses the arid "outback" at the continent's heart.

Their own apartment, as modishly gritty as the others -- a play of steel and brick and encompassing the roof addition -- is about 3,000 square feet.

Built in 1908, the terminal now serves roughly 50,000 passengers a day and encompasses the Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Street subway stops, as well as an L.I.R.R. terminus.

Gruppe 47 (Group 47), a literary association that influenced an entire era and encompassed the country's best authors, disbanded long ago.