Sentence examples similar to there are expanses from inspiring English sources

Within each one, there are vast expanses of ordinary fabric, bejeweled by moments of existential clarity.

The floors are expanses of Danish pine and there's nowhere to sit.

Even when the game kicked off in fading sunshine there were large expanses of empty seats, and when Suárez celebrated by running behind the goal, it was to an almost deserted end.

There are broad expanses of badlands, eolian (wind-produced) relief, and karst topography (limestone terrain associated with vertical and underground drainage).

In the central valley there are some expanses of steppe grassland, a rare occurrence above latitude 60° N. Characteristic of the floodplain are peat bogs and swamps and thickets of willow, alder, and dwarf birches.

There are big expanses of solid color.

For all the pockets of sexual freedom in which people can and do have their desires met, there are vast expanses where people live blunted lives because this deep, dark stuff must be relegated to porn or fiction or TV or freak shows.

There are an expanse of grass and towering evergreens at Bronte, making it a popular spot for picnics.

And much of the rest of the New York area is so developed that there are few large expanses of wetlands to buffer storms.

The land is rugged, ranging from hilly to mountainous, and there are no extensive expanses of level land.

Their eighth-floor apartment looks out over the mostly low-rise surrounding neighbourhood, where the "verticalisation" process that has made São Paulo an archetypal concrete jungle is very evident, but where there are still vast expanses of one- and two-storey houses lining the long, quiet streets.