Sentence examples for larger expanses from inspiring English sources

The same measures were also recorded at mid-day on larger expanses of asphalt and grass in an urban park.

The text, by Mr. O'Hare and the show's director, Lisa Peterson, blends small selections from Robert Fagles's translation with larger expanses of vernacular language (1 40).

To attract smaller companies, he is breaking up some of the larger expanses at his site, while transforming closed-in, cubicle offices into airy spaces with exposed ceilings.

PENNSYLVANIA Mirroring the nation as a whole, this state has populous, heavily Democratic areas to the east and west (Philadelphia and Pittsburgh) that bound larger expanses of heavily Republican territory.

Playing alone, Ms. Hagner was disappointing in the Bach B minor Partita, where her vigorous command of rhythm within the measure or the short phrase was not matched over larger expanses, and so the movements lacked line.

They noted that it, like other Pinguicula species in Mediterranean ecosystems, is both rare and restricted to small "islands" of sufficiently wet habitat surrounded by much larger expanses of inhospitably dry land.

That triumph would soon be followed by another military initiative in the much larger expanse of neighboring Kandahar Province.

"As the scope of social organization grows, God tends to eventually catch up, drawing a larger expanse of humanity under his protection, or at least a larger expanse of humanity under his toleration".

On this view, human touch would seemingly occupy a larger expanse of modality space than the other major human senses.

He speculated that there were perhaps thousands more methane eruptions over a much larger expanse.

River Pool is a larger expanse of water popular with wading birds, especially redshank and greenshank.