Sentence examples for big expanses of from inspiring English sources
Big expanses of space farther north in Midtown are often in new buildings and have much higher prices.
There are big expanses of solid color.
My old friend and brave pilot, Bruce Gordon, who flew the entire ecosystem last summer—all 21 mountain ranges in a 25 million acre region —to collect an enormous data set on whitebark pine damage starts in: "Hey guys, flying this summer, I can hardly find any of those big expanses of red whitebark pine trees".
It was filled with black metal jungle gyms, bars and gymnastic rings, and stacks of weights also rows of kettlebells and medicine balls, racks of jump ropes, a bay of rowing machines, and a corner piled with wooden crates but mostly big expanses of open space padded with black mats and Astroturf.
Lovely big expanse of blue.
The name Memphremagog comes from the Algonquian, meaning "where there is a big expanse of water".
Istvan Banyai says that seeing a big expanse of water is "like looking at the color green.
"It can pack a real emotional punch when a loved one's face appears on the big expanse of an HDTV," he said.
The little arrow that represents my car is suddenly floating randomly through a big expanse of nothingness, like the spaceship in the old Asteroids video game.
Lunan Bay, between Arbroath and Montrose, is one of the biggest expanses of sand in Angus.
Monday's attendance was announced as 46,426, but the audience seemed much smaller and the biggest expanses of empty seats were the expensive ones, low near the infield, where the costliest prices have been reduced from $2,500 a game to $1,250.
