Sentence examples for now enlarge from inspiring English sources

The Republic's theory of reason, spirit, and desire can now enlarge what had been in Book 3 no more than suspicion about the impersonation of ignoble people.

Recent genomic data can now enlarge the identification and study of TEs to other branches of the eukaryotic tree of life.

Now enlarge the image (the canvas), to make room for the Polaroid border (Image > Canvas Size).

It is now enlarging its agenda and seeking still more influence on domestic and foreign policy issues.

Daniel Day-Lewis is a lanky six-two, now enlarged by a stove-pipe hat, an absurd columnar fixture.

Garibaldi then offered the territory as a gift to the now enlarged Piedmont, which, as much to avoid the spread of republicanism as for any other reason, sent its armies south to meet him.

My circle of readers was now enlarging, consequently also the outlay on coffee at the Hundred Feet Road restaurant; I had to seek my mother's help for more pocket money, and she provided it ungrudgingly - an increase from three to five rupees - and that was adequate to forestall any possible hostile reactions and buy favourable opinion.

I was now enlarging the myth of Santa, but my back was against the wall.

Shortly after Blackmer and Culp depart the next morning, their boat is attacked by an alligator, now enlarged because of the contamination.

It is very important, now, to enlarge the diversity of molecular targets for antiangiogenic drugs and to use a combination of antiangiogenic therapies.

(Today this is now much enlarged and called Norwich Airport). She was a good knitter whereas I was not and when I eventually got my wool from the Padre, I sent it to her.