Sentence examples for in large expanses from inspiring English sources

Gold was used in large expanses as background for figures that were embroidered in coloured silks.

This can be found in large expanses of the tropical oceans.

The party has withered away and died in large expanses of the north.

Going back over several centuries, when biodiversity falls, people desert the beaches, coastlines become more liable to flooding and blooms of algae are more likely to gain a footing.That theory was tested on a third group of data records kept by the United Nations from 1950 to 2003 of the fish and invertebrates caught in large expanses of the ocean all around the world.

Land-use practises converting forests to tree-crop systems commonly result in large expanses of intensively managed landscapes.

Results suggest that calandra larks are highly sensitive to habitat fragmentation, requiring fallow fields with no shrubs or trees, embedded in large expanses of open farmland.

To see if PCB and DDT levels had also dropped in larger expanses of open oceanic zones, Myra Finkelstein, an ecologist at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and her colleagues measured the presence of these pollutants in two species of albatross.

For the rest, his main thoughts were on how to avoid letting the music lapse into the merely routine, particularly in the large expanses of the Bruckner.

In addition, large expanses of landscape lacking natural features are negatively related to these same test scores and college plans.

His penthouse, which covers 156 squares meters, or 1,680 square feet, has the feel of a live-in art gallery, with large expanses of its white plaster walls displaying pieces by well-known Japanese artists like Léonard Foujita, Shiko Munakata and Kiyoshi Saito.

In June, juvenile blue crab survival was not linearly related to seagrass patch size or to shoot density, but was significantly lower in patches separated by large expanses of unvegetated sediment (isolated patches) than in patches separated by <1 m of unvegetated sediment (connected patches).