Sentence examples for influence expanding from inspiring English sources

But when Roden published "Middle Eastern Food" in 1968, she built on their influence, expanding — almost exploding — the vision of what was possible.

With a recent Doris Duke Foundation grant, Mr. Lynch wrote new music for his band Spheres of Influence, expanding the group in the process; it's now a nonet, with some of the most exciting musicians in the new Latin-jazz scene including the saxophonist Miguel Zenon, the pianist Luis Perdomo and the percussionist Pedro Martinez.

As the Party's influence expanded, their's had begun to wane.

However, it began rearming its clients, especially Egypt, afterward, and its influence expanded.

It's true that Israel would not wish to see Iranian influence expand as a result of political change in the Arab world.

So while neither China nor Japan will want to see South Korean influence expand at their expense, China probably has more to lose.

Its public drama, though, was mostly a matter of context and connections – Browne's knowledge, thought and influence expanded as his private sphere contracted.

Nevertheless, Alexandria continued to flourish as a trading centre, principally for textiles and luxury goods, as Arab influence expanded westward through North Africa and then into Europe.

Mr. Greenhut, who chose to stop working with Mr. Allen three years ago as Ms. Doumanian's influence expanded, said that if he had been Mr. Allen, "I would have sued five years ago.

His careers as producer and performer existed in parallel: following Guy's split, Riley formed the four-piece vocal group Blackstreet, whose 1996 single No Diggity was a global chart-topper, and his influence expanded.

But his fame and influence expanded dramatically when, in 1954, Omnibus – a regular weekly cultural series – hired him to deliver a TV lecture (with a symphony orchestra in the studio) about the creative process revealed by Beethoven's sketchbooks.