Sentence examples for trying to enlarge from inspiring English sources

Overheard in a refurbished tearoom in the Berkshires, one matron to another: "We're trying to enlarge our circle of friends to include people we like".

As for the galleries themselves, Mr. Williams said that they considered trying to enlarge them, even by just a few inches, to make them feel more spacious.

Mr. Zain's lawyer, Tom Smith, argued that the prosecution was unfairly trying to enlarge the case to "a panoply of problems that are impossible to deal with".

The best use of his talent and experience, he said, is "to focus on trying to enlarge the political space" within which politicians can address the climate crisis.

You start off with questioning things and trying to enlarge the space where people can have dialogue and raise the questions that are not being raised anywhere else.

The New Yorker, April 19 , 1958P. 33 Overheard in a refurbished tearoom in the Berkshires, one matron to another: "We're trying to enlarge our circle of friends to include people we like".

The hard question isn't whether America should try to enlarge the democratic order but how.

Navigate around a page and try to enlarge the type for easier reading.

We found one such opening, a narrow one, which I tried to enlarge by sticking out my chest and elbows.

Credit Suisse will retain the rest of the unit, including Winterthur Insurance, and will try to enlarge its nonlife business with private clients as well as companies.

Since the bunk is the primary stage for bullies, and a prison of sorts for victims, Pontiac has tried to enlarge a child's circle of potential friends.