Sentence examples for expanded to let from inspiring English sources

Now they had had to be expanded to let the Yanks through, but they were still too narrow and claustrophobic for some.

Launched in July as a way to compare smartphones, VERSUS IO has since expanded to let consumers also compare tablets, cameras, and mobile apps, in addition to city comparisons, its first non-product vertical.

Partnering with Zipcash to make payments — a relationship that will remain in place post-acquisition, Ola tells me — Ola expanded to let users make payments at retailers like Lenskart, budget hotel network OYO Rooms, music streaming service Saavn, hyperlocal marketplace Zopper, and more.

It is exactly the kind of system that - if expanded to let everyone in - could be a single-payer system for the nation.

Eventually, Rap Genius expanded to letting people annotate poetry, legal documents, historical texts, and news on its site.

When they are injected with air, they expand to let in daylight; when the air is let out, they contract again, blocking out the light and views up to the sky.

In the future I think the service could expand to let anyone become a "driver," much like AirBnB lets anyone rent out their home like a hotel.

He went on to say that the old Latin saying, "Caveat Emptor," or "Buyer Beware," should be expanded to read "Let the seller also beware".

(Kuhn called it a blunder by baseball, which, he wrote in his book, should have expanded to California, not let popular teams shift there).

In February, lawmakers in Oregon temporarily suspended a program they had expanded last year to let prisoners, for good behavior, shorten their sentences (and to save $6 million) after an anticrime group aired radio advertisements portraying the outcomes in alarming tones.

One underlying political goal is to hand hard decisions about the rationing of care to GPs, the most trusted part of the health service.A second big plank of the Lansley reforms would extend the scope of competition within the NHS's internal market, launched in 1990 and expanded since to let private providers bid for work alongside state-run hospitals.