Sentence examples for expand its borders from inspiring English sources

Success has meant it is now looking to expand its borders, launching leagues in Australia – where it is currently on a promotional tour – Canada and Europe.

Leftwing historians and writers such as the Swede Sven Lindqvist are helpful here: it was imperial Germany's dearth of the vast empires held by its wartime enemies Britain and France that impelled it first under the Kaiser and later under Adolf Hitler, to seek to expand its borders.

He said IS, also known as Isil and Isis, had killed people of "every faith and none" and had "murderous plans to expand its borders well beyond Iraq and Syria and to carry out terrorist atrocities right across the world".

So regardless of Saturday's buyrate, the promotion is guaranteed to expand its borders.

Krauthammer, echoing previous comments he made on Fox News in November, compared the deal to the Munich Agreement of 1938, the settlement reached by European countries to allow Germany to expand its borders.

Buffalo Perhaps the most intriguing test case for reimagining our failing cities is in Buffalo, where the federal government is pressing ahead with a plan to expand its border crossing facilities.

The EU is used to expanding its borders, and deepening ties, not losing members and limiting its role.

Russia's annexation of Crimea and the return of historyON MARCH 18th Russia annexed Crimea, marking the first time the country expanded its borders since the cold war.

He meanwhile manifested a genius for administration and set about thoroughly reorganizing the Florentine state and expanding its borders by military means.

The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission voted on Tuesday to triple the size of the Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, historic district, expanding its borders to include 800 more buildings.

Almost 10 years since the EU expanded its borders to the east, less than 4% of new social housing lettings go to nationals from the new EU states.