Sentence examples for ever enlarging from inspiring English sources

With Las Tres Vírgenes volcanoes on one side and ever enlarging glimpses of the Sea of Cortez around each hairpin curve, we continued to the small town of Mulegé.

Around 1896, Freud began to follow a constant pattern of awakening before 7 each morning and filling every moment until the very late evening hours with the demands of his ever enlarging practice (he was soon seeing 12 or more patients per day), writing, lecturing, meeting with colleagues and ruminating over the theories he enunciated in such articulate literary style.

We need to create jobs and provide future oriented programs as social unrest is the biggest threat in case of rising unemployment and ever enlarging social differences.

HIV TDR Surveillance projects are typically designed to avoid sample bias by seeking out an ever enlarging (n) [ 5, 21, 22].

TO a visiting photographer, he shows off "the luckiest picture I ever took," enlarged and framed, of his dog and cat on a pier, peering into the water.

Seems to me that the XFL less represents the marriage of football and wrestling than it does the ever-enlarging cultural window that turns viewers into voyeurs.

The film presents experts who say that the well hasn't been successfully capped, and that significant amounts of oil are still leaking and creating an ever-enlarging dead zone.

However, how to overcome the weaknesses in managerial and technical skills and gain a significant market share in the ever-enlarging world software market remains a daunting task.

It is more common than ever that women are enlarging breasts with silicone, making short hair longer with synthetic hair weaves, covering natural nails with acrylic fill-ins, or perhaps replacing natural eyes with contacts.

The estimated odds ratios changed less than 10% when we compared the full dataset with a complete case dataset, and also when comparing the full dataset with a sample that excluded men who had ever had an enlarged prostate.

But I think Tocqueville values the little battalions" — here the ever-ambitious Rove was unconsciously enlarging Edmund Burke's idea of "the little platoon we belong to in society" — "for the sake of being little battalions".