Sentence examples for expanding toward from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kiley's works are about moving through space, expanding toward the infinite.

And the role of machinery is expanding toward the point where that final human decision to kill will be largely predetermined by machine-generated intelligence.

Water agencies in Texas, where the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area is expanding toward the Oklahoma border, have been trying to buy some Oklahoma water.

Historians believe they were made for leaders of Hun tribes that were expanding toward the Ural Mountains in the fourth century.

Frederic Rzewski's "Piano Piece No. 4" (1977) begins with a Minimalist gesture: a repeated note that morphs into a relentlessly pounding chord before abandoning the repetition and expanding toward both ends of the keyboard.

Using an English paraphrase by Craig Lucas, Mr. Muhly seemed to push his vocal writing through musical history, beginning with what sounded like a neo-medieval vocal setting and expanding toward counterpoint, Romantic drama and a declamatory style that evoked Philip Glass's "Satyagraha" period.

In recent decades, towns have expanded toward each other and merged, creating population belts all along the lakes.

The lobby, now reached through a north-south covered walkway that bisects the block, will be expanded toward 57th Street by sacrificing one store in the arcade.

The search, which will resume Monday and is expected to be concentrated on the marshes along the shore, was being expanded toward Pascagoula, Miss., to the west.

Those efforts are to be expanded toward the end of March, he added, with "a large push" that would include steps like meetings, visits and conference calls.

In the early 20th century, the Ismailia district became downtown Cairo and expanded toward the square, which was redesigned with a roundabout at the southern end to improve the flow of cars.