Sentence examples for was expand from inspiring English sources
verb
To change (something) from a smaller form and/or size to a larger one.
- You can expand this compact umbrella to cover a large table.
What the early conceptual artists wanted to do was expand the definition of art, to blow the bloody doors off the venerable white cube of the gallery.
At least I thought it did this, except I see now that what it really did was expand my interior world, in a way that overwhelmed, even costumed, the ordinary world.
Under such a theory, they said, all a defendant had to do was "expand the scope of the class of people he wants to kill in order to prevent him from being tried".
The other man was going to do the heavy lifting of coming up with a one- or two-sentence logline, and all Gompers had to do was expand it into a novel-length story featuring believable characters and elegant prose — and, in exchange, the man wanted only half the profits?
Storage space was expanded.
Secondary education was expanding.
Now the mare was expanding.
By 1987, ShoreBank was expanding to Arkansas.
Above all, personal freedom was expanding.
The product and brand choice was expanded".
