Sentence examples for comprises much of from inspiring English sources

THE LOCATION The Five is named for the Fifth Arrondissement, which comprises much of the Latin Quarter.

The peninsula comprises much of Italy and includes the independent republic of San Marino as well as Vatican City.

Douglas County, which comprises much of the district, had 12,000 more Republicans than Democrats as of January 2008.

It's cannily sequenced, ensuring that, while his new album, The Desired Effect, comprises much of the set, a Killers hit is never too far away.

The present geographic county comprises much of that rim, together with the southern half of the inlet, now drained and reclaimed to form the Fens.

"Why not talk about the American colonization?" Iraq's cultural history stretches back thousands of years, and its land comprises much of ancient Mesopotamia.

At the Garden, corporate cowboys and beautiful people comprise much of the crowd in the lower bowl.

Spencer Ackerman has one suggestion: Those four reporters comprise much of the institutional knowledge of Guantánamo Bay and the military commissions, as their colleagues widely acknowledge.

Yet a smaller "third UKIP" also exists: Thatcherite and libertarian, comprising much of the party's youth and some of its younger parliamentary candidates.

Together, Mr. Maloney's and Mrs. Johnson's districts comprise much of the state's western half, a complex puzzle of Democratic and Republican strongholds that state lawmakers said had been excruciatingly hard to divide equally.

Most of those onstage have performed earlier in the day with Songs from the South, along with Justin Vernon, Megafaun and other artists, who now comprise much of the audience's back row.