The correct phrase would be "expenses from"
This phrase is used when talking about money spent. For example, "The company keeps track of all its expenses from the last fiscal year."
Those parklike forests, sometimes very dense but interspersed with savanna, occupy vast expanses from the border of the Amazonian rainforest to the marshes of the upper Paraguay River.
The lengthy duration of dance depiction as a dominant artistic motif, together with its dispersion across broad geographical expanses from west Pakistan to the Danube basin testify to the efficiency of the dancing motif as one of the most powerful symbols in the evolution of human societies".
Thus, use of this ImageJ plug-in results in reliable quantification of long retinal expanses from in vivo SD-OCT images.
Here we report that using the Spectralis HRA + OCT Spectral Domain OCT and Fluorescein Angiography system (Heidelberg Engineering, Heidelberg, Germany), retinal thickness of linear expanses from SD-OCT data can be accurately assessed.
The music that came from the desert expanse, from roadsides of roses and half-forgotten histories.
The city is a tiny fraction of the 2,000-square-mile 2,000-square-mile 2,000-square-mile
Travel concerns are daunting because teams are spread out over an extraordinary expanse — from Poprad in Slovakia to Khabarovsk in far eastern Russia, nine time zones away.
A metropolitan area is a zone of contiguous settlement — the expanse from the heart of downtown to where open land begins.
At the far end, across the long expanse from Gilligan, the writers' assistant and script co-ordinator, Kate Powers, sat feverishly transcribing everything said.
Many officials in the district, a vast expanse from the Vermont border through the Adirondacks to Lake Ontario, deeply resented the outside involvement.
Looking east across the watery expanse from Montauk Point, he felt "the wild unrest... that inbound urge and urge of waves, / Seeking the shores forever".
