Sold to Colonel Wildman, whoenlarges and restores the abbey.
Hakluyt is here asserting the Queen of England’s title to all the territory “from Florida to the Circle Arctic,” and he enlarges upon the exploits of Sebastian Cabot, on which the claim of England is based.
He enlarges upon Josselyn in the instance cited, whose book he had seen.
The Intestate Moveable Succession (Scotland) Act enlarges a Scottish mother's rights of succession to the intestate moveable estate of her children.
When natural phenomena are conceived as the manifestation of divine life, human life itself, by sympathy with that ideal projection of itself, enlarges its customary bounds, until it seems capable of becoming the life of the universe.
But when the poet enlarges his theatre and puts into his rhapsodies the true visions of his people and of his soul, his poetry is the consecration of his deepest convictions, and contains the whole truth of his religion.
As the stem elongates and the pileus enlarges and expands, the volva is torn into areolate patches.
Now they begin to elongate somewhat and the end enlarges as shown in the larger button in the figure.
A single cell of the nucellus enlargesgreatly to form the embryo-sac or megaspore (fig.
The receptacle bearing the calyx is sometimes united to the pistil, and enlarges so as to form a part of the fruit, as in the apple, pear, &c.
It advances, and as it advances enlarges its proportions.
It is elastic, and enlarges with every lawful claimant to be admitted into its sanctuary.
If you do not feel that love so expands, so enlarges the heart, that it makes room for all the angels in heaven, you could not share my island home.
There is nothing in the world of vegetation so nice to write a sweetheart's name upon as the polished bark of a bamboo: each letter, however lightly traced at first, enlarges and blackens with the growth of the bark, and never fades away.
But the great round never breaks, never slackens its whirl; it only enlargesas the night wears on.
This egg enlarges and one or more escape from the ovaries, usually about the time of the monthly sickness, and are caught by the ends of the Fallopian tube, enter its canal and are carried into the womb.
Plunging down the declivity, the stream, flowing with great velocity, soon enlarges the channel so that its whole tide may take the easier way.
The periods of growth in knowledge are those in which the mind, enriched by its store, enlarges its conception while it escapes from commonplace ways of thought.
As the crevice enlarges and deepens, the stream acquires velocity, and begins to use the bits of hard rock in boring.
The suburban development enlarges the boundaries of the city.
This structure, as well as that of the crenated scales on the peduncle, is important, for by this means the animal, as we shall presently see, forms and enlarges the cavity in the rock or shell in which it is imbedded.
The nucleus thus formed by the spermatozoid enlarges more and more (Figs.
The womb itself enlargesat the same time as the embryo.
Simultaneously, the cell enlarges and its protoplasm commences to become indented at each end of the diameter previously formed by the chromosomes.
Suppose a pipe enlarges in section from an area [omega]0 to an area [omega]1 (fig.
Beyond DD the stream enlarges in section, and its pressure increases, till it is sufficient to balance the head due to the height of the lift, and the water flows away by the discharge pipe C.
If it is reason that distinguishes man from the brute, knowledge enlarges and heightens reason.
It causes us to feel strongly the least conjectures, and enlarges in our eyes the slightest appearances.
Matthew's version enlarges on details of the appliances provided by the owner, which makes the parallel with Isaiah still more noticeable.
Therefore, as the sequel of His victory, He enlarges His gifts to His servants, couching the charter in the words of a psalm (Ps.
This expansion of the chest naturally enlarges the cavity behind it, and the lungs themselves find more space in which to expand.
It enlarges the chest cavity more than does either the clavicular or the diaphragmatic method; but does not enlarge it to its full capacity.
The shock of the waves soon enlarges this to a blowhole, which one may find on the breezy upland, perhaps a hundred yards and more back from the cliff's edge.
As a cavernenlarges and the surface of the land above it is lowered by weathering, the roof at last breaks down and the cave becomes an open ravine.
Josephus enlarges with apparent apathy on the procession, which is commemorated and made vivid down to our own day by the arch in the Roman Forum, through which no Jew in the Middle Ages would pass.
As the belief was invested with respectability by the patronage which the Flavian court extended to all sorts of magic and witchcraft, Josephus enlarges on it.
But he enlarges on his motive for giving them at length, pointing to them with pride as a proof of the high respect in which the Jews were held by the heads of the Roman Empire before the disaster of the war.
Lastly he enlarges on the wonderful wealth of David, which was greater than that of any other king either of the Hebrews or of other nations.
He repeats here what he says elsewhere about the Pharisaic doctrine of predestination tempered by freewill, but he enlarges especially on the difference between the parties in their ideas about the future life.
Robertson, in his history of America, enlarges on this peculiarity of the savage.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "enlarges" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
