Sentence examples for expand and transform from inspiring English sources
If it survives, Democrats say, it will expand and transform American health care.
Some of the funds have been used to expand and transform our campus.
But it's Mr. Lawrence's will as composer and arranger, and to a much lesser degree as a light-voiced singer, that makes each song expand and transform.
Stanford GSB and the De Beers Group are working together to help business leaders in Southern Africa expand and transform their companies, community, and economy.
A back-slapping, morale-boosting boss, he sought to expand and transform the Directorate of Operations, the agency's clandestine espionage arm, and took special interest in the development of the directorate's cadre of case officers.
The damage caused by ISIS was expected to last longer than its caliphate proper, and in Indonesia the group's impact already seems to have been to expand and transform local extremist movements.
visitscotland.com/snowdrop Bay window An "expanded and transformed" San Francisco Museum of Modern Art will reopen on 14 May.
And why is Syriza, a left social democratic party, described as "populist" yet Jeremy Corbyn's massively expanded and transformed Labour party isn't?
Genre is elastic and elusive, more a term of business than of art, but, in memory of George Romero, who expanded and transformed the realm of horror films, it's worth looking at other directors' films that similarly probed its borders.
Finally, we describe how newly engineered opioid receptor-based chemogenetic and optogenetic tools, and new mouse lines, are expanding and transforming our understanding of opioid function and, perhaps, paving the way for new therapeutics.
Charities and governments from Europe, the United States and the Middle East have poured hundreds of thousands of dollars into the city's musty family libraries, which are being expanded and transformed into research institutions, drawing scholars from around the world eager to translate and interpret the long forgotten manuscripts.
