Sentence examples for like the expanded from inspiring English sources

Immigration reform advocates will not like the expanded "triggers" which could delay legalization for years.

The architects have become known for transforming existing structures, though they also have designed many new buildings, like the expanded Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, N.Y.

This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: January 26 , 2010An article on Monday about President Obama's planned State of the Union proposals intended to help middle-class families described incorrectly nonrefundable tax credits, like the expanded child care credit Mr. Obama is expected to propose for families earning less than $85,000.

Boras's yearnings do not extend in that direction ("I will never work for a team," he says), though at times he seems to be trying to steer the ship from the shore, with ideas like the expanded World Series and, as he later explained to me, looking fifteen years down the line, a Pacific Rim Division, including teams in Seoul, Beijing, and Tokyo.

The politicians and many federal unions fear the new protections, like the expanded right to sue, would drive up federal health insurance costs.

Unfortunately, that additional context isn't yet available for new App Store rules, like the expanded ability to monetize apps via subscriptions.

I think this film is like the expanded montage, getting you into this relationship and delving into why these people fell in love.

In September Striggio, having received, read and presumably not liked the expanded libretto, abruptly cancelled the commission and the work is heard of no more.

Beyond the most obvious, like the expanding slumps of Nick Swisher (2 for his last 39) and Granderson (5 for his last 43), the Yankees grow more one-dimensional on offense by the day.

In 1916, Einstein pointed out that under many circumstances, a moving massive object will cause space itself to ripple, a little like the expanding ripples of water produced by a stone skipping over a pond.

Arrows depict P Q − green bacteria that later spread ring-like along the expanding front.