Sentence examples for same expanse of from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Hiss looks through the rear windows, he can see the view he saw as a child — the same expanse of sky, the same 19th-century row houses with low rooftops and black chimney pots.

Barrett-Jackson, which bills itself as "the world's greatest collector car auction," had several tents mounted on the same expanse of green grass where horses and players convened for a polo match some months ago, as well as a main pavilion where the rarest and most valuable of all the vehicles could be found.

The radius is equivalent to an area of 5,000 square miles (17,000 square km), the same expanse covered in the initial hunt for the Air France jet in 2009.

Change and contort as we might, at some point we find ourselves back at the same table: sitting, standing or lying down facing the same blank expanse of wall.

The search zone centres on the latest sightings of possible wreckage that were captured by Thai and Japanese satellites in roughly the same frigid expanse of sea as earlier images reported by France, Australia and China.

Rothko told Fischer that in the villa he sensed "a deep affinity" between the Seagram murals and the Roman wall paintings - "the same feeling, the same broad expanses of sombre colour".

1965), whose cream-colored ground is divided down the middle by a vertical stripe, itself divided vertically in half, one-half black, the other dead white, plays with the eye's perception of symmetry while at the same time offering it a restful expanse of space.

The building of roads and railways and power plants and new industrial zones and new cities are all vital pieces of the same puzzle of development in an expanse of the world that is rapidly on the rise.

Practise your own stiff upper lip in the very same place – Wadi Rum, pictured, a spectacular expanse of red dunes and sandstone cliffs 300km south of Amman.

Nevertheless it is the same wall and does the same job: keeping out the wilderness and that great expanse of the fleeing poor and all their droughts and earthquakes and floods.

That obscures the fact that the scale - and the budget - are essentially the same as four years ago, with 35,000 people spread out over the six-square-block expanse of the Walter E. Washington Convention Center on the edge of downtown.