Sprawls

A wonderful cast, a startlingly inventive seed of an idea that sprawls into something huge, horses … There was a lot going on.

Donald Trump allegedly inflating the value of his properties sounds wildly familiar to us homeowners in Hawaii (“Accountant’s testimony sprawls into 4th day at Trump business fraud trial,” Star-Advertiser, Top News, Oct. 5).

Dos Santos sprawls from a double leg, he then lands a knee from a front headlock position.

Baeza tries to come up on a single leg, Soriano sprawls and lands body shots from the sprawl position.

Knee from Mendonca but then Aguilar sprawls away from a double leg and gets on top to land a few more punches as the round ends.

The Amazon is twice the size of India and sprawls across eight countries and one territory, storing vast amounts of carbon dioxide that would otherwise warm the planet.

The estate sprawls either side of the A59, yet the peace, seclusion and tranquility feels deeply rural.

The map shows how the Tube snakes around the city and sprawls out into the borders of the capital, reaching other counties on the outskirts.

They trade in close, Dulgarian lands an elbow then tries a takedown but Rodriguez sprawls.

This stunningly beautiful property sprawls across 1200 acres and is home to a 9000 sq. ft.

Great Basin, the largest desert in the United States, sprawls over eastern Nevada.

It runs on twang, jangle, truth and wide open spaces; on the album cover, Crutchfield, dressed in a billowy baby-blue frock, sprawls across an old Ford truck bearing a license plate from her native Alabama.

Sanders estimates the tree, which sprawls over Clements Ferry near Cainhoy Road, is about 300 years old with a trunk that measures about 16 feet around.

The six-bedroom mansion now sprawls over five blocks after Mr Rizzi bought the property next door for $1.2 million, and was completed with a no-expense-spared approach.

As Houston sprawls over the prairies, its residents are reckoning with the likelihood that the city will flood time and again in the decades ahead.

Squealer sprawls at the foot of the end wall of the big barn where the Seven Commandments were written (ch.

The lawn of First Court is famously round, and a wisteria sprawls up the front of the Master's lodge.

Wasserman, pp.104–6 Across the foreground sprawls his symbol, a great lion whose body and tail make a double spiral across the base of the picture space.