Sentence examples for lines expanded from inspiring English sources

Story lines expanded.

During the 1990s it instituted plans that increased the number of phone lines, expanded the fibre-optic network, and introduced digital technology.

He hired exciting new designers, extended the company's lines, expanded internationally and invested in companies like the glassware maker Saint-Louis, the tableware company Puiforcat and the fashion house of Jean Paul Gaultier.

With the 1860s came more changes: more and larger settlements along the route, improved communications (the Pony Express followed by transcontinental telegraph lines), expanded stagecoach services, and, after the Civil War, the onset of serious Indian troubles in many areas.

Tramway service on rail lines expanded to meet the needs of the city's growing population, but the introduction of buses in 1919 resulted in the beginning of the end for tramways by the mid-1930s, altheugh the last public streetcar line lasted until 1959.

To accommodate the influx of people, new roads and rail lines had to be built, and the city's power grid and telephone lines expanded.

The spectrum showed hydrogen lines expanding at 12,000 km per second, followed by a long period of slow decline.

The first three lines expand the pentameter line beyond its normal complement of stressed and unstressed syllables; the fourth line contracts, intensifying the arc of feeling.

Self ransacks "Awakenings" for characters and plot lines, expanding on Sacks' pointed remarks about psychiatric mores and institutions to fashion an indictment of an entire society.

In the twelve untitled poems that ran on quarto-size pages, scattered with varied-length ellipses, his long lines expand and contract between the margins like the steady crash of waves.

They named these septal lines "Kerley D lines," expanding upon Kerley's initial characterization of A, B, and C lines on the frontal radiograph.