After devoting roughly 120 hours in less than two weeks to completing the vast expanse of Dragon Age: Origins, I am left only with those questions.
Adolescence evolved over a vast expanse of time when survival at any age was a crapshoot.
Nor are the subtlety and empathy that underlie this judgment absent when Brotton, venturing beyond his home territory of the Renaissance, comes to explore the cartographical expanses of the middle ages.
What matters is that the defenestrated Cade saves himself by leaping from drone to drone in midair like a frog skipping among lotus pads; that he and Vivian slide along the colossal, polished expanses of sharply tilting age-old fields of metal like luge Olympians.
Additional published age constraints demonstrate that the expanse of the lake shrunk shortly after 9 Ma, yet the water balance in the western sector of the basin permitted lacustrine diatomite deposition until more recently than ~ 6.4 Ma.
In the further course of the Middle Ages areas under cultivation increased strongly at the expanse of woodland.
The set designer, Brian J. Ruggaber, evokes the Industrial Age with a warehouse loft heightened by a large expanse of smudged glass, sometimes flooded with color by Andrew Hungerford's shadowy lighting.
Farther south, the d?lletage, that creamy expanse of skin that has inspired brooding fugues and tortured quatrains, suffers equally from age and dereliction.
Dr. Sirkin was an expert in the stratigraphy, the layered arrangement of rocks, of the Mesozoic and Cenozoic eras, a vast expanse of time from 225 million years ago until after the most recent ice age.
As befits a man of his age Mr. Oliveira's specialty is the long view, and the expanse of Portuguese history has given him plenty to work with.
Lovely big expanse of blue.
