Until that time, economists worked with expanses of figures arranged in rows and columns.
Many hours have been spent staring at its laminated expanse, trying to figure out the perils my characters will have to deal with next chapter.
The great expanse of flesh takes up most of the canvas, its subtle gradations of pink and peach tones making the figure nearly as abstract as the riverbank beneath.
Somewhere between our rented stone cottage and the expanse of Lassithi, I figured, were pieces of this reverie.
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Against its stormy expanse he set the stoical figures of village women and spun narratives of endangerment around them.
Mr. Boulez's "Dérive I" (1984), which opened the evening, is an expanse of shimmering trills, rumbling figures at the bass end of the piano, and an enveloping density of flute, clarinet, violin, cello and vibraphone timbre.
From 2003 to 2009, mining in the two sites has converted ∼6600 ha of primary tropical forest and wetlands, to vast expanses of ponds and tailings (Figure 2).
When he'd stopped and turned, treading water, the Reverend Sanders had been a small bald figure in a vast expanse of gray.
Small figures in a vast expanse.
