sprawling造句

The city is a sprawling behemoth with no heart.

Mr Lee is in charge of a sprawling industrial empire.

Mr Rüttgers sees himself as a Landesvater, a kindly patriarch of his sprawling state of 18m.

Adapting Morrison’s sprawling storytelling to film was no walk in Metropolis Park.

My larger anxiety has to do with the sprawling influence of technology.

Jay slammed into me from behind and sent me sprawling across the blacktop of the alley.

A broad entryway flanked by rosebushes led to the sprawling house of marble floors and wide Windows.

Even as the California cases were identified, a mysterious epidemic was exploding in the sprawling metropolis of Mexico City.

The sprawling urban footprint of São Paulo, Brazil, where different colours denote the different types and generation of streetlight.

In a building near a wind tunnel on the same sprawling site, something even more remarkable is being created.

Japan and South Korea have incorporated wireless technology into national policies, their sprawling it conglomerates marching in lockstep with the political leaders.

Few argue against trying to preserve precious water sources and protect desert tortoises and other creatures that might not enjoy cohabiting with sprawling fields of mirrors.

Mr Obama's aides have concluded that a more ambitious overhaul of America's sprawling regulatory system would expend too much political capital with too little benefit.

In fact, I'll go so far as to say that you should tremble a little upon encountering extensive methods and sprawling classes.

That may equal the population of Cairo, though because of a muddle of overlapping administrative districts no one is really sure how many people the sprawling capital packs in.

One of the specters that haunt our time is the sprawling expansion of the population, and it is more and more difficult not to picture the future as though it were going to be life in a sardine can.

Jay slammed into me from behind and sent me sprawling across the blacktop of the alley. Skin tore away from the heels of my palms as I slid to a stop.

It takes power to gather water, purify water, and distribute water, especially in places like southern California where water is piped hundreds of miles to supply Los Angeles' sprawling demands.

It was a hot, humid, sun-flushed afternoon in Dar es Salaam, the sprawling Tanzanian port city, and there was an atmosphere of near crisis as the train pulled in.