Sentence examples for that now encompasses from inspiring English sources

When the Hollywood Casino arrived in 2008, Penn National became part of a casino expansion that now encompasses more than a third of the nation's thoroughbred racetracks.

The schedule for this summer's Bell Atlantic Jazz Festival was announced yesterday by Knitmedia, the organization that now encompasses Knitting Factory clubs in New York and Hollywood, the multicity jazz festival, its own record label and various new-media projects.

Because Sony has been considering some tracks on "The 50th Anniversary Collection" for its Bootleg Series, a program of archival releases that now encompasses nine multidisc sets, the company decided to throw a few dozen tracks onto the market, however tenuously, to ensure their ownership.

Off the back of a CV that now encompasses a brief stretch in almost every facet of the world of employment, I was rather disappointingly granted an interview to work as a tour guide for American students visiting Europe.  .

Mr. Blixseth swapped 100,000 acres that he and two partners had bought in Montana with the federal government for the land that now encompasses the club.

LITTLE did this nation's earliest settlers know that their agricultural fairs would be the start of a long, strong American tradition that now encompasses everything from corn-dog stands to pop concerts.

That universe now encompasses 11 films, seven TV series and a slate of movies planned until 2020.

But remember that "normal " now encompasses a change in the behavior that got you the dog-house visit in the first place.

True to the reality-star entrepreneurial spirit, first on display when he and his then-partner won the fourth season of "The Amazing Race," that brand now encompasses a book, a jewelry line and a new fragrance.

But with each successive defeat, they are moving closer to being defined by a slump that has now encompassed one-fourth of the season's schedule.

For starters, most of us know that the diagnosis now encompasses great brains, with folks like Einstein, Edison, Dickinson, Beethoven, etc. -- not to mention half of Silicon Valley's billionaires -- speculated to be on the spectrum.