Sentence examples for and expanded upon from inspiring English sources

This tournament replaced and expanded upon the quadrennial World Team Olympiad, which began in 1960.

Only recently, with more advanced laboratory techniques, has this role been definitively established and expanded upon.

"I think there's something quite nice that could be looked at and expanded upon with all the eccentric characters involved.

Members approved a regional tariff preference scheme in 1984 and expanded upon it in 1987 and 1990.

We chose this project because it utilized and expanded upon many of topics taught in ECE 476.

The principles of a "just war" were first developed by St. Augustine in the fifth century and expanded upon by St. Thomas Aquinas in the 13th.

Oddly, the very notion of homeland security seems to be redefined and expanded upon with every military incursion we initiate and every security threat we devise.

Part of the treatment involves reliving – an emotional and arduous process where every moment of the event is recounted and expanded upon.

During the weekend with its new music director, Manfred Honeck, the orchestra played more widely ranging programs that reaffirmed and expanded upon the impression its recordings had left.

Mr. Kennedy's article echoed and expanded upon an article in Harper's ("None Dare Call It Stolen," by Mark Crispin Miller) that ran last summer.

"Hell's Angel" sparked an international debate, and Hitchens soon followed it up with a pamphlet, unfortunately titled "The Missionary Position," which repeated and expanded upon his criticisms.