But the interior still has expanses of unattractive plastic, resulting in a mixed socio-economic message.
Australia is the most scientifically accomplished nation in the Southern Hemisphere, which has expanses of ocean and relatively little land.
All the libraries had expanses of gloomy, interchangeable rooms — another row of bookshelves, another row of desks — that proved more inviting to homeless people than to patrons.
The Pacific Northwest in particular has expanses of young, structurally simple forests that range from high stocking (unthinned and little understory development) to relatively lower stocking having been previously thinned or initially regenerated at low densities.
Its estuary, 12 miles (19 km) long by 5 miles (8 km) wide at its mouth and very shallow, has expanses of sand and marsh; the main town on the estuary is Flint.
Should the sewer line be built, residents fear development in the neighborhood of about 300 people, which has expanses of undeveloped land and is zoned for two-acre lots.
The half-acre of parklike grounds has expanses of lawn.
The Tony Unruh-desteeld steel, glass and wood house has expanses of windows, decks on two levels and city light views, blurring the distinction between the indoors and the outdoors.
Conservatories and sunrooms by their very nature have large expanses of glass and so are prone to periods of unacceptably high solar gain during the summer months.
The middle sections of Italian crossword grids have wide expanses of white squares that are beauties to behold.
