Sentence examples for considerable expanses from inspiring English sources

An alumna of last season's London revival of "A Little Night Music, Hannah Waddinghamm is a truly extraordinary-looking Witch: a stooped, wispy-haired, Tim Burton-like creation who propels herself across the set's considerable expanses like Antony Sher's crutch-wielding Richard III.

Our results suggest that primary areas of horse domestication were confined to regions where considerable expanses of open landscape persisted throughout the Holocene, and that previously forested regions in Europe primarily relied on an import of domestic horses.

There is a considerable expanse of lowland at the northern end, where the Victoria Nile enters as a sluggish stream in a swampy delta.

The term strategic psychological warfare is used to denote mass communications directed to a very large audience or over a considerable expanse of territory.

It is, presumably, a product of trial, error, and observation over a considerable expanse of time.

Bloodborne offers a considerable expanse, but it uses the space much more malevolently.

Thus, these 2 distinct hantaviruses appear to be maintaining a sympatric status across a considerable expanse of landscape, rather than reflecting a temporary or localized phenomenon.

It is normally played outdoor over large expanses of land with occasional buildings and considerable amounts of cover.

Cowed by expanses of immaculate white walls?

This considerable number points to the fact that lakeshore habitats and ecosystems are of significant importance to the total biodiversity of European landscapes, not only because of their expanse, but also because they are ecotones between land and water, which attract many kinds of wildlife, economical, cultural and recreational uses and human settlement.

Settlements are separated by expanses of grazing area.