Sentence examples for make enlarged from inspiring English sources

The fibers are customized to make enlarged ends for better anchorage.

Conceivably, this might reflect differential delay in diagnosis associated with obesity: early-stage follicular lymphoma often has no obvious symptoms, and obesity would make enlarged peripheral lymph nodes more difficult to detect.

He is equally creative in the way he recontextualises his past, and reworks images in order to bring them to life in new ways: making enlarged, ghostly prints from old transparencies whose colour has degraded; creating, in the series Dead Reality, images of everyday scenes ruined by developing the prints in boiling fixative, a conscious echo of the aftermath of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

While Republicans listed changes in Social Security as their No. 1 objective, Democrats made enlarging the armed forces and providing new military benefits as their top goal, rejecting the idea that the retirement program needed urgent repair.

In the meantime, without Lisbon and its removal of national vetoes on all policies, it will be very hard to make an enlarged Europe function more efficiently.

He kissed her breasts, trying to be delicate, trying not to bite as the nipples grew hard, while she pressed into his ear a voice that seemed made up, enlarged and rehearsed, like something in the movies: "Owen, I used to take off my clothes in my room and walk around looking at myself in the mirror, wishing you could see me".

In her 2008 book The Reformation Manifesto, Cindy Jacobs provided a template for Christian world domination and argued that, 1. Be fruitful and multiply: 'to be or grow great;... to make large, enlarge, increase' 2. Fill the earth: 'to fill, be full.... to consecrate' 3. Subdue: 'to subject, subdue;... make subservient;'bringng into bondage' 4. Have dominion: 'rule, subjugate.' ".

Finch was made to enlarge and solidify that day in Padstow until it was a monumental disk that blacked out the sun.

This work describes the recent efforts made to enlarge the scope of the design procedures, that are currently focused on the development of a modeling code able to deal with unstructured meshes.

The stimulus of one of his mentors, T. W. Schultz, as well as the interest and discussions raised in the activities of the Columbia Labor Workshop, especially his increasingly close relationship with Mincer, made him enlarge its scope.

The stimulus of T. W. Schultz and the interest and discussions within the Columbia Labor Workshop, especially his interaction with Mincer (who also moved to Columbia in the early 1960s), made him enlarge the scope of the project, and the work grew theoretically and empirically.