Sentence examples for which was enlarged from inspiring English sources

Jirjā has a sugar refinery, which was enlarged in the early 1980s.

"Short 1: Invention" includes George Hickenlooper's 25-minute "Some Folks Call It a Sling Blade," which was enlarged into an Oscar-winning version by Billy Bob Thornton.

It became the headquarters of a chiefdom, which was enlarged by the conquest of neighbouring peoples and owed allegiance to the emir of Bauchi.

Then they tried to find their seats on the crowded stage, which was enlarged for the chorus by raising the door separating backstage from the main stage.

"Maria Concepcion," her first published story (1922), was included in her first book of stories, Flowering Judas (1930), which was enlarged in 1935 with other stories.

Britain, France, Turkey and the Gulf Cooperation Council have already recognized the opposition, which was enlarged and overhauled at a meeting in Doha, Qatar, last month at the insistence of the United States and other nations.

Meltwater from the surface of a glacier drains downward through crevasses, which are enlarged to form shafts leading to the base of the glacier.

At the triads (the three-element complex consisting of one transverse tubule and two cisternae, which are enlarged saclike membranes), the transverse tubule walls are close to the membranes of the terminal cisternae of the sarcoplasmic reticulum.

Snuff also proliferated, often rivaling smoking as the dominant form of tobacco consumption and producing such fascinating novelties as the perhaps apocryphal but frequently cited special pockets in the clothes of Frederick the Great of Prussia, which were enlarged to cope with his considerable consumption.

The acid pocket is an area of post-prandial unbuffered gastric acidity immediately distal to the gastroesophageal junction and which is enlarged in patients with hiatus hernia.

On the left side a persistent left superior vena cava is seen draining into the coronary sinus (d), which is enlarged, too.