Sentence examples for sake expands from inspiring English sources

Sake expands as it heats, and if you fill the container too high, it could burst out of the top.

This is, of course, without forgetting the eviction of Afar pastoralists for the sake of expanding state-owned sugar plantations.

I read maybe a dozen or so a day, solely for the sake of expanding my knowledge bank of obscure solutions.

I'm not suggesting that Rep. King believes that women who want to delay a pregnancy should suffer a medical complication (and possibly die) for the sake of expanding human numbers, but that's the practical effect of restricting access to birth control services.

Early on, he also became one of the art world's most avid adopters of technology, not for its own sake, but to expand his means of creating imagery and illusion.

So the show, which has taken over the fourth floor of the museum, is full of things repurposed for the sake of music, constantly expanding our appreciation of the way music and the potential for it pervade the world around us.

Some Big East members favor the addition of Central Florida, although others are adamant about not expanding for the sake of expansion.

Some Chávez opponents say that while it is important to point out that El Sistema quietly flourished through six governments before Mr. Chávez's election, it is unfair to condemn Mr. Abreu and Mr. Dudamel, whose main concern is to keep El Sistema going and expanding for the sake of children.

He shrugs off suggestions that Supreme expand for expansion's sake into, say, women's wear.

I'm not going to expand just for the sake of it.

Please do not expand Heathrow for the sake of crushing the local community.