Sentence examples for enlarge it by from inspiring English sources

Instead of tearing the house down, the couple decided to renovate and enlarge it by attaching modular additions.

If there is a photo on the screen, you can enlarge it by holding your hands in the air and spreading them apart and shrink it by bringing your hands back together as you would do with your fingers on a cellphone touch screen.

While using the manual focus, users can enlarge a subject by touching it and then choosing to enlarge it by 1x, 5x or 10x and then smoothly moving the part by dragging it on the screen.

When you find the image, enlarge it by clicking on it (may not always work)".

Once you have your image cropped perfectly you can enlarge it by putting the cursor in a corner of your image until you see the double arrow.

During his most active years, he enlarged it by the simple expedient of purchasing and demolishing three neighbouring properties to make room for expansion.

Jāmī wrote an excellent imitation of Neẓāmī's Khamseh, enlarging it by the addition of two mystical mas̄navīs into a septet called Haft owrang ("The Seven Thrones," or "The Constellation of the Great Bear").

The idea to renovate and enlarge it was initiated by two previous directors, Wim Beeren and Rudi Fuchs, but nothing became concrete until the museum was shut down in 2004 by the Fire Department because of safety concerns.

A Democratic plan to renew the highly successful program and enlarge it through financing paid by higher tobacco taxes was understandably attracting support from rank-and-file Republicans — at least until President Bush and their caucus leaders began denouncing it as a foot in the door for some dark government design for socialized medicine.

Every story of Antarctic exploration is hitched to this quest genre (Shackleton famously enlarged it, mid-storm, by reciting gusts of Browning's valorous monologue "Prospice"), and Turney's account of the five expeditions of 1912 is no exception.

The expansion of premarital branding seems like a step in the wrong direction, emancipation not by abandoning a practice but by enlarging it.