Sentence examples for from the expanse from inspiring English sources

Mr Haddon considers the spectrum of his characters' experience, from the expanse of the Welsh landscape to a preferred brand of beer.

This much is fact, a single gory interlude from the expanse of history, but Hannah Kent has turned Magnúsdóttir's story into fiction – her interpretation of the Illugastadir murders and Magnúsdóttir's fate informed by significant research.

The round divots of beige carpet, cut from the expanse surrounding the flagpole, echo the black digital spheres jostling for space like infected cells on a DVD screen titled "Map of the World".

It was certainly a world away from the expanse and expense of Game of Thrones, though Leslie found different comforts in the longer-term character arc of Ygritte, one that came to an end last year with – spoiler alert – her bloody death at the Battle of the Wall.

If I teleported you to a shopping street in Middlesbrough, you might think you were in Luton, unless you walked towards the banks of the Tees, where you might begin to get your bearings, if only from the expanse of nothingness where the industry once stood.

Qatar, the tiny Gulf nation that juts out into the Persian Gulf from the expanse of neighbouring Saudi Arabia, is a country of vast local and international aspirations.

The room isn't terrible -- it resembles the atrium of a mall -- but malls also have signs and merchandise to draw the eye away from the expanses of beige tile.

As I peer at her from across the expanse of flattened industrial land that separates her from the road, I can just about make out the name she once had, in sprightly red above the decaying mess of the bow: the Tuxedo Royale.

A theme of this summer's Mostly Mozart Festival is spirituality, explored by way of works from across the expanse of musical history.

Then there came a voice from above the expanse over their heads as they stood with lowered wings.

It's the nail in the wall from which the expanse of a sentence hangs.