Sentence examples for expanses for from inspiring English sources
During the reign of Ivan IV (the Terrible), the Cossack folk hero Yermak led an expedition into the Ob basin (1581 84/85) that claimed vast expanses for the tsar.
I could just picture the garden in the barnyard as seen from my airy home over the stables: the shady places for growing ferns, moist ground for angelicas and joe-pye weed, sunny expanses for drought-tolerant perennials, and a concrete platform behind the barn that could be a bright terrace of potted plants.
While (not only) Greek drivers get a thrill out of shooting for 200km/hour speeds on the highway's long, flat expanses, for travellers the major reward lies in the close access the Egnatia Odos provides to many towns of historic and culinary interest, all complemented by an ever-changing scenery quite different from elsewhere in Greece.
ON Long Island, where the hunger for expanses of land large enough for residential projects seems to be growing ever more ravenous, some Nassau County sites zoned for governmental, educational or other uses will now be used for new homes.
They're here in this suburban expanse for many compelling reasons.
(A deep-pocketed guest has booked this expanse for a six-week stay this winter).
Good thing Ryan Church, who will patrol that expanse for the Mets this season, has a sense of humor.
Forget a mere continent's expanse — for Shaughnessy the northern constellation Andromeda, gateway to the Andromeda Galaxy, is the chosen double world.
A sleek new visitors' center and a crisp asphalt expanse for tour buses have given the town the air of a national monument to a remote, unreachable past.
On one long stunning chairlift ride up the south face of the Tourette peak in St Lary, in a rare morning of clear blue sky, we watched in awe as a skier floated off-piste over the hitherto untouched expanse for hundreds of metres.
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