Sentence examples for expanses on from inspiring English sources
At State College, Pederson said, thousands of fans have pregame picnics on grassy expanses on campus.
Think of the districts as poles on the globe of Manhattan society, termini of a gilded corridor, the hefty expanses on either end of a barbell-shaped territory — the connective bit is the No. 4/5 train — of the mind.
To make her slab forms — which sprout like eccentric wings from the sides of many of her vases, glued on with epoxy — she throws platterlike expanses on a large wheel, then stretches and cuts them.
Families gather on moonlit nights, make bonfires out on the ice, roast hot dogs and marshmallows, sip from thermoses full of spiked hot chocolate and drag their kids and dogs across the glassy expanses on plastic sleds.
The property, where Lilco proposed building two nuclear power plants in the 1970's, is among the largest remaining privately owned open expanses on eastern Long Island and would be worth tens of millions of dollars if sold for development.
I'd never experienced vast expanses on that scale, which heightened my awareness of space, depth, and perception".
The six shows that comprise the box set were shot largely on location, mostly on expanses of waste ground and in abandoned warehouses.
While other African colonies threw off occupiers one by one, this desert expanse on the continent's north-western coast remains a disputed territory controlled primarily by next-door Morocco and locked in a nearly 40 year struggle for the right to choose its fate.
Make quick, Expressionistic album-size paintings of album covers lying around the studio on expanses of aqua blue insulation or wood floor, or elevated on a small pedestal.
Sure, I wear it on my feet, so you can call me a hypocrite, but I don't really like to see great expanses of it on sofas - anywhere, really, other than on a cow's back.
To Mr. Baldridge, that meant creating a structure with small windows on the west facade, facing the neighbor, and large expanses of glass on the east, where a live oak tree and old wooden fences provide shade.
