Sentence examples for enlarged many from inspiring English sources

The planning system has largely focused on piecemeal urban extensions that over a period of time have enlarged many of our towns and villages.

October 23, 1698 Paris, France 1782 Paris, France Ange-Jacques Gabriel, also called Jacques-Ange Gabriel (born October 23, 1698, Paris, France died 1782, Paris) French architect who built or enlarged many châteaus and palaces during the reign of Louis XV.

Although some electronic guides allow images to be enlarged, many do not.

Third, given that the gravitational waves discovered by BICEP were a quantum event (because the entire universe was so small that it had to obey quantum laws), "enlarged" many-fold by inflation, as though seen through a powerful microscope, it may imply that gravitation itself is quantized.

No surprise, then, that National Car Parks is enlarging many of its.

Again, this book is well illustrated, and its argument will substantially enlarge many gardeners frame of reference.

In 1986, when Mr. Lawrence began transferring the original egg-tempera-on-paper paintings to screen prints, he decided to rework and enlarge many of the images.

She made the promotion of green-collar jobs a priority and sponsored the Southern California portion of the California Wild Heritage Act, which would create or enlarge many wilderness areas.

The original nineteenth-century homestead had been renovated and enlarged so many times that its style was obscured.

Far less familiar are Guthrie's works of art, which comprise about half the objects in the exhibition, though most are enlarged reproductions; many of the originals were too fragile to display.

In most moths the antennae are slender and tapering, although in some the surface area of the antennae is greatly enlarged by many side branches that make them comblike or featherlike.