Sentence examples for she enlarged from inspiring English sources

She enlarged a bay window to take advantage of the view of the yard, the bridge and the reservation beyond.

She enlarged a photograph of the hall's east end, a hulking wall comprising a grid of two vertical panels separated by rows of tall, narrow windows.

The principal, Ms. Moran, had to place substitute teachers in two classrooms for the first half of this school year, and she enlarged several other classes.

One such advance followed Weems's 1995 series "From Here I Saw What Happened and I Cried," for which she enlarged daguerreotypes of African-American subjects, colored them red, and overlaid them with text.

She enlarged the scope of her creative vision with the publication in 2013 of Vremya sekond chend (Secondhand Time: The Last of the Soviets), which examined the legacy of communism in the aftermath of the demise of the Soviet Union.

Later, however, working in her darkroom, she enlarged a black-and-white photograph of the house and realized that "a woman in an old-fashioned dress looking sideways" appeared to be peering out a window.

And by the middle of the show, through her phrasing she was pressing down hard on the words, drawing them out and giving them an edge of uncomfortable persistence; she enlarges them so she can live in them.

She still can and does -- that little voice remains somehow central to her -- but on "Careless Love," her recent album and her first in eight years, she enlarges and updates the repertory, wading into the Elliott Smith and Jesse Harris catalogs.

"If you put, like, a million items in there, that would basically kill the server"), but Helmer usually limits herself to a dozen, which she enlarges, shrinks, or rotates at her pleasure, adding perhaps a pithy phrase in a decorative typeface.

Then she enlarges them to become the patterns that guide her work on the loom.

But most of the time, she finds a more immediate sense of God in what she calls "enlarged awareness" -- in paying attention -- as she bites into a homegrown tomato, or sets the table for guests with her best dishes and silverware, or pauses to notice the moon, round and full "like the wide iris of God's own eye".