Sentence examples for expanded to give from inspiring English sources

The role, initially consisting of only a few lines, was expanded to give McConaughey's likeable layabout more screen time.

The city's 311 information service will also be expanded to give people information about attractions, he added.

The yellowish or white larvae are often known as roundheaded borers, because the front part of the plump larva is expanded to give it a rounded appearance.

It would later be expanded to give priority to calls from 15,000 government workers in each city and then 50,000 workers in each city, officials said.

However, because "television eats up stories", as Taylor puts it, often characters are added or expanded to give the TV version more people to play with.

The NHS constitution needs to be expanded to give patients new rights, including a right to see their medical records online and to be cared for in the home if it is safe, Andy Burnham, the shadow health secretary, has said.

"Frequently in her writings a misshapen body was but a sign of man's incapacity to expand, to give of himself completely or to receive love — an impasse fraught with deep anguish," Ms. Carr wrote.

As the Internet expands to give every person a platform to say whatever he wants about the way the universe works, (a good thing, in both Mr. Francis's and Mr. Plaitt's view), it behooves people like Mr. Francis, Mr. Plaitt and the Webmaster of similar sites, like Quintessence of the Loon (www.ratbags.com/loon) to put them in context.

In the future, they plan to expand to give users more control over other types of personal information, including financial and medical records.

In fact, if you hover over an image while inside the folder, that particular thumbnail will expand to give you a better view of the particular picture.

Click on the compose box up top, and it expands to give you room to write, add images and your location, and select to which accounts you want to send out your message.