Sentence examples similar to expanded exposition from inspiring English sources

Beer Week will now run from June 20 through June 28, with the expanded Exposition Park festival bringing even more local and guest breweries together to get things started on June 20.

The Sanitary Fair's managers expanded their exposition to attract all who could afford to pay the 75-cent admission fee.

The group has two exhibitions a year, which have expanded from pottery exposition to jewelry, photography, woodwork, drawing and weaving.

For example, he increased the importance of the coda, or concluding section, and used unusual keys in the exposition, which was greatly expanded in length.

Exhibitors accordingly greatly expanded the space devoted to movie attractions, but the exposition was a financial failure.

He frequently expanded the number of tonal centres (central keys) in the exposition, and sometimes also the number of basic themes, from two to three.

The recapitulation may be simply a virtual repetition of the exposition, with appropriate key changes, or may be truncated, expanded, or otherwise varied so as to continue developmental processes.

The first convention attracted 100 people, but the third, held in January 2012, was attended by 800, and the fourth, where developer Lauren Faust and voice actor John de Lancie were special guests, had expanded to a two-day event in June 2012 at the Meadowlands Exposition Center in New Jersey, with more than 4,000 attendees.

When the exposition was over, civic leaders said that it had successfully expanded Atlanta's reputation as a place to visit and to conduct business.

The basic elements of sonata form are three: exposition, development, and recapitulation, in which the musical subject matter is stated, explored or expanded, and restated.

They expanded.