Sentence examples for encompasses large from inspiring English sources

This is supposed to be the rainy season — a relative term in a place that encompasses large swaths of the Sahara.

Most of the coastline is included in a UNESCO World Heritage site (designated 2001) that encompasses large portions of the shores of Dorset and eastern Devon.

Lyme Regis lies along a portion of a UNESCO World Heritage site (designated 2001) that encompasses large portions of the coastline of Dorset and eastern Devon.

Exmouth lies near the western terminus of a UNESCO World Heritage site (designated 2001) that encompasses large portions of the coastline of Dorset and eastern Devon.

This month the Lakeland Central School District, which encompasses large parts of Yorktown and Cortlandt and a bit of Somers and Putnam County, will be put under the comptroller's microscope.

Most of the coastline in the vicinity is included in a UNESCO World Heritage site (designated 2001) that encompasses large portions of the shores of East Devon and Dorset to the east.

James Ainscough, who looks after event venue the Royal Albert Hall, said the popularity of the season came as "no surprise", citing the broad programme which encompasses large-scale choral works, a Prom featuring Sir David Attenborough's Life Story, Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane, pop star Jarvis Cocker and Welsh bass-baritone Bryn Terfel.

For distance range of d ≤ 70 m, the source-destination overlapping area is large and hence encompasses larger number of relay nodes for transmission.

It is also a debate which encompasses larger scandals and long-running personal rivalries.

The area is known to encompass large reserves of coal and possibly oil, and this made the monument a source of controversy in the years following its establishment.

In this way the media make it possible for public opinion to encompass large numbers of individuals and wide geographic areas.