Sentence examples for expanded its theme from inspiring English sources

Google announced today a couple of additions to its web-based Gmail service aimed at making the product more fun to use, as well as more personal: it has now expanded its theme catalog, which allows you to customize the look-and-feel of Gmail, by adding hundreds of new themes to the service, and it has rolled out new emoji.

The Sun, which yesterday called Gordon Brown "brown toast" after his gaffe in Rochdale, has expanded its theme for today's front page.

Having expanded its theme parks and built a successful movie studio, the Walt Disney Company is turning its attention to one major area where it stills lags behind its competitors: making network television shows.

New park space: The Walt Disney Co. has sparked speculation it will expand its theme park in Anaheim.

After a bumpy 17-year process that once proposed developing thousands of homes on its famous Hollywood back lot, NBCUniversal won unanimous approval Tuesday from the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors for a plan that lets it expand its Universal Studios theme park.

In the 1990s, Disney actually considered expanding its Southern California theme park operations outside of Anaheim.

Los Angeles County Supervisors are scheduled to vote Tuesday on zoning regulations that would allow NBCUniversal to expand its Hollywood theme park and add more movie and television production facilities.

Under his leadership, Lego sold controlling stakes in its Legoland theme parks, expanded its franchise deals with Lego sets based on Hollywood films such as Star Wars, and introduced the Lego Friends range, aimed at girls.

Now the company has expanded its portfolio to include tours themed to disasters and catastrophes, photography, baseball and manufacturing history.

The new intellectual property could help the giant expand its revenue from theme parks, merchandise, movie tickets and more.

He was clearly at the beginning of a heady ride, though he experienced it largely from the perspective of his studio, where he spent most of his time, refining and toning the formal aspects of his art and judiciously expanding its repertory of themes.