Sentence examples for range has expanded from inspiring English sources

Free of the long-term commitments of Legally Blonde, Smith's range has expanded exponentially.

Until now, however, standard sizes have barely changed, although the range has expanded.

The new range has expanded on his first APC collection of jeans and T-shirts to include fur-trim parkas, zip-adorned sweats and balaclavas – the latter, naturally, ideal for hiding from the paparazzi.

Indeed, the pirates' range has expanded to more than 1,000 miles off the Somali coast — as far as the Seychelles — and the futility of an exclusively naval strategy is increasingly apparent.

Since then the range has expanded to include the Big Bang lipgloss, the name of which was inspired by King's theory that the right ratio of shimmer to shine will suggest Jolie-like lips more effectively than plumpers which sting them into looking bigger, and the new Chinatown gloss.

The brown tree snake is native only to the islands immediately west of Wallace's Line and to New Guinea and the northern and eastern coasts of Australia; however, its geographic range has expanded significantly and now includes Guam, Saipan, and other islands of the western Pacific.

Researchers say West Nile may be just one example of an infectious disease whose incidence and geographic range have expanded because of human activities affecting the mosquitoes, birds, rodents and other animals that help spread the infection.

The range of flavours has expanded to more than 8,000 and now includes roast beef, unicorn milk and vagina mist.

What this suggests is, simply, that in the current world of movies, the range of possibilities has expanded vertiginously, whether in Hollywood or in the art house.

But as the range of purchases has expanded, more contracts face tougher scrutiny by the Security Council sanctions committee, particularly by the United States, which has delayed approval of about 1,000 contracts.

From the rock-style spectacles of Joaquín Cortés, to the minimalist experiments of Israel Galván, to the poetic narratives of Sara Baras and Eva la Yerbabuena, the range of flamenco has expanded exponentially over the last few decades.