Sentence examples for was to encompass from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rodriguez leans over to offer a muffin and coffee, but he won't offer up more about the center, which was to encompass the Victoria Theater to the east of the Apollo and an empty lot to the west.

At the time, however, the approach by Conybeare and Phillips was to encompass in their definition of the Carboniferous all of the associated strata that could be reasonably included in the Coal Measures succession.

Although he was in large part reiterating the concerns that Congressional Democrats have been expressing to reporters and at hearings in Washington, his goal was to encompass the various Democratic messages in one voice that would be a counterweight to the Republican position coming from the Bush administration.

This core of expansion used two different strategies towards the surrounding groups, known at the time as the Man, Yi, Rong and Di barbarians: the first strategy was to encompass, or "make Yi like Xia"; the second strategy was to push them out to even more distant territories.

His goal was to encompass the surrounding terrain in line with contemporary art.

The zone of Französische Grenze was to encompass areas west of Monte Rosa and was to incorporate the province of Aosta and a part of the province of Turin, and presumably also the provinces of Cuneo and Imperia.

He is so clearly a symbol of the Jewish community, but his own vision is to encompass the entire community".

Most of the pieces in the first four parts are short, although it takes two CD's to encompass all 32.

Valuation is to encompass all of biodiversity but through a functional perspective, shifting the focus to ecosystems processes (Norton 1994, 2001).

Klassik's ambition is to "encompass those feelings - but then transform them into hope for the return of joy, of love, and of brighter, warmer days".

Unlike the chronological or functional resume, which typically run 1 to 2 pages, the CV is as long as it needs to be to encompass your experience.