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I am trying to enlarge the body of public information.

We want to enlarge our Community, certainly, but not at any price.

As a lot has already been said, I would like to enlarge on just a few things.

I would like, though, to enlarge on two further points.

Our Union has been able to enlarge to the east.

But there was no time to enlarge on the idea.

We'll need you to enlarge upon what you've said at our next meeting.

"One might have thought he would not care about enlarging the room after she was gone!"

He began to talk, enlarging on anything that came into his head.

There has never been any serious effort by the industry to enlarge the playing field.

He seemed ready to enlarge upon the subject, but the look on my face stopped him.

But a plan to enlarge it is running into opposition in Congress.

It is a fact that Europe can and has the right to continue to enlarge.

In a word, to enlarge the sense of reality and its impact on the human being.

If the hole 15 too small, you can always enlarge it later.

Every year 100,000 new books will be added to enlarge the collection.

In fact, we may want to enlarge the shell, to give us more room or.

We are enlarging and have still not done our homework.

If this enlarges our debate, then all well and good.

Once again, we want to enlarge the circle of conversation.

If the space is very small and you want to enlarge it, put down all the possibilities.

She also said I could enlarge the holes easily later.

- Why then do you try to enlarge your mind?

The whole idea, of course, was to enlarge the poet's house.