Sentence examples for through the expanse from inspiring English sources

He let Vann range south through the expanse of ricelands nourished by the Mekong, the great river of Indo-China.

The Channel One series opens with an armored train steaming through the snow-covered Russian countryside, a metaphor for Trotsky and his revolutionary power, barrelling through the expanse of Russian history.

One finally does, revealing a seemingly endless open-air tunnel that snakes through the expanse of the buffer zone.

Eventually, Shackleton had the men pile into three open boats for a 1000-mile journey through the expanse of the South Atlantic, without instruments, in hopes of hitting one of the three unimaginably small specks of the South Shetland Islands.

It's the extraordinary shot that runs from nine seconds into the clip to the 1 50 mark, in which a pan from the upper rings of spectators to the stage becomes an exquisitely slow glide through the expanses of the hall's open air toward the border of the stage.

The Mazaruni river runs through the eastern expanse of the Guiana Shield escarpment.

We walk through the green expanse of Christ Church Meadow until we are facing a grey, three-storey house built on arches over the Isis on the opposite bank.

"They make you think of spies, James Bond, secret codes, sirens blaring, red lights flashing," he says, his voice echoing through the dank expanse.

Weeds are sprouting through the bare expanse of soil that runs from their Mecox Road farmhouses all the way down to Mecox Bay.

Rich, gold evening light, bone-dry grass, and – OK, you can't have everything – a naughty August wind careering through the flat expanse of Edinburgh's Inverleith park.

The second option is to approach from Egypt, setting off from the country's southernmost city of Aswan, down through the arid expanse that lies between Lake Nasser to the west and the Red Sea to the east.