Sentence examples for expanses to from inspiring English sources

Because of these difficulties, some of the songs seemed more like expanses to be traversed than messages to be communicated.

Even less vulnerable were submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBMs) such as the U.S. Polaris and the Soviet SS-N-5 and SS-N-6, which could take full advantage of the ocean expanses to hide from enemy attack.

MUCH as "Braindead" presents a satirical tableau of town life in New Zealand, "The Price of Milk" uses the sparseness of the country's great rural expanses to cast a classical fairy tale in modern terms.

In Westchester, gun issues are a flash point for the cultural clash between urbane suburbanites and those inspired by the rural expanses to the north, where many people hunt and target-shoot for recreation.

OO Solar Power More Lucrative Than Crops at Some U.S. Farms and worldwide, as solar and wind developers in North America, Europe and Asia seek more flat, treeless expanses to build.

Such vast, lawless and relentless expanses to traverse, foot by meter, letter by syllable; such satisfaction when, at a pause for breath -- in both cases, a full stop -- you look back and see a landscape conquered, full of experiences.

Mr. Tourondel plans sushi, sashimi and steaks in the two-story expanse, to open in the fall.

However, life too is probably round, and very superior in expanse to the hemisphere we know at present.

Potted petunias decorate the front steps, and the front lawn slopes in a wide expanse to the sidewalk.

People who climbed Times Square's red steps, New York's equivalent of a giant stoop, pretty much had the entire expanse to themselves, which happens almost never.

Hope of salvation comes in the form of a chance encounter with Henry Fonda, who happens to wander out into the desert, unaware that our narrator has crawled into this vast expanse to die.