Sentence examples for expanse along from inspiring English sources

Parliament sits inside the Green Zone, the locked-down expanse along the Tigris River that houses many Iraqi government buildings and the American Embassy.

(Is there a city in the world with as lovely a recreational expanse along its waterfront?) I hadn't been on the path in a dozen years, and it was a nostalgic occasion for me; great fun, too.

The first skyscrapers, including the Eko Pearl tower, are gradually rising from the vast sandy expanse along with roads, bridges, functioning street lights and palm trees amid the cranes, diggers, giant pipes and reels of cable.

Additionally, wetlands near some lakes and in the valley floor adjacent to rivers and streams cover large expanses, especially along the Snake River near Oxbow Bend near Moran and Willow Flats near the Jackson Lake Lodge.

Van Ess added that the blocks were probably cut in much the same way as the masonry used in the Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct in southern France, with each piece split from a larger expanse of limestone along natural fissures between the rock strata.

On a sunny day in the dining room, for instance, the rectangular room was warm, open and inviting, its expanse of windows along one side looking over a patio that promises al fresco dining with the arrival of temperate weather (and furniture).

It was also intended to be used as a commercial estate, as it was worth around £26 a year, with 120 acres of agricultural land, 6 acres of meadows, an expanse of woodland, along with watermills and a dovecot.

I don't know if the artist produced the paintings in sequence, but they get clearer and simpler as the series goes along, with increasing expanses of sea and sky.

The ground was contested ground, and along its expanse archaeological explorations are still unearthing remnants and relics of the killing fields.

The building's vast expanse of floor space along with the adjacent parking could pull in tenants who have extra-large space needs.

The Pan-American Highway runs sixteen thousand miles, from Anchorage to Tierra del Fuego, with one significant interruption: an expanse of rain forest along the border of Colombia and Panama.