The festival grounds sprawl out behind the local middle school.
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I don't mind, because I get to sprawl out in bed.
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I go home, sprawl out in my bed, and fall fast asleep.
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From above, the city seems to sprawl out and up at once.
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His head seems like a nice place to sprawl out and relax awhile.
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The scenes sprawl out behind the central photograph for a surrealist, multidimensional effect.
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Yep. Do the toppings sprawl out almost to the edge of the pie?
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I sprawl out in my bed and watch Seinfeld reruns until I fall asleep.
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Drivers waiting their turn sprawl out on spartan benches and tables, blistering in the heat.
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If your WFH space is the couch, you want one that you can sprawl out on.
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We lucked out and the seat next to us stays open and we're able to sprawl out.
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The company's employees sprawl out on living room furniture — as well as at desks — sporting slippers or socks.
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Sometimes, I want to go back to the dock and sprawl out in the Southern sun, letting it brown me.
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Or allowing the concrete and asphalt of a city to sprawl out may lead the region to trap more heat.
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Morgan was parked on a nearby couch that her littlest brother loved to sprawl out on and crash while watching football.
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To cool off after you drink and dance, sprawl out in Denny-Blaine Park, one of the city's best nude beaches.
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Minnesota MINNEAPOLIS — Wisconsin sophomore Ethan Happ couldn't help but sprawl out on the Williams Arena court when a final shot attempt for Minnesota missed the mark.
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Continue to sprawl out on your puffy white cloud eating cotton candy and grapes from the vine as you look down on the rest of us.
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If you're headed to Brooklyn Bridge Park, Bryant Park or Hudson River Park, leave the folding chairs at home and sprawl out on a blanket instead.
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The disease prompts rapid tissue loss, appearing first as white patches that sprawl out across the coral, before eventually stripping it of color and life altogether.
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The upside of being in a long-distance relationship (besides getting to sprawl out on a double bed by yourself) is that it forces you to be creative.
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As a newborn, my older son could sleep through anything so long as he could sprawl out on a flat surface, arms and legs splayed out on either side.
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Set under a banner of evening sky and the kind of warm nights where you sprawl out beside a bonfire drinking cider, "Laidback" looks exactly how summer nights should feel.
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LA had plenty of land to sprawl out on, and when its population hit 238 million people in 1924, Ford was already pumping out nearly 2 million Model Ts a year.
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A single tune might sprawl out to 20 minutes of elastic thrashing by his band; the agenda seemed to be hypnotic discovery, even within the parameters of a supposed folk song.
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Colored orbs of every color sprawl out in all directions, like the The Matrix's "guns, lots of guns" construct scene mixed with the Yellow Submarine and a sizable dose of acid.
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As more and more people sprawl out from California's expensive cities in search of scenic views and cheap real estate, they come into closer contact with forests and grasslands primed to burn.
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Whether you're people-watching in the grass at Beacon Hill Park or stopping for lunch near the waterfront, turn it into a picnic and sprawl out in the grass and (hopefully) sun.
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The divide is starkly visible in places like Santa Fe, an affluent neighborhood on Mexico City's western edge, where glass high-rises and shopping malls overlook slums that sprawl out from their shadows.
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Relaxed and roomy, The Perry Hotel Key West is an ideal place to sprawl out for an extended stay, especially if you're in town to fish, boat, or otherwise take advantage of nature.
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In each of his new paintings, beautifully silkscreened woodgrains representing the floor of his studio sprawl out beneath stylized paintings, t-shirts, and skateboards hanging on flat walls or propped up on flat buckets.
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The pint-sized Kardashian-West is so over the constant clicking of cameras in her face, whether she's just trying to go to ballet class or sprawl out on a couch in a fur coat.
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The restaurant spun so slowly you could barely tell, offering views of what was a pretty spectacular city, at least to the eye: Futuristic skyscrapers, monuments to the leaders, urban sprawl out to the mountains.
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Executives can use it to get a look into which teams are using them, which can be useful as companies begin to sprawl out and the individual employees start signing up to services on their own to get their tasks done.
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But with high winds blowing the rain in sideways, they allowed everyone – two homeless families, several couples and a few single men – to sprawl out in the television room, spare bedroom and screened porch of their cozy 770-square-foot home.
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Mark Goldey, 49, a lawyer who lives in the building, said the LinkNYC kiosks, which offer free internet access, at either end of his block are another problem because people sprawl out around them with their stuff and block foot traffic.
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Castle Rock and Sharp Objects may ultimately be headed in very different directions, particularly if the latter sticks with Gillian Flynn's storyline and comes to a clean conclusion, while Castle Rock has the potential to sprawl out like any open-ended series.
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You probably wouldn't walk through your open workspace shouting into your Bluetooth headset at top volume, or sprawl out across three chairs in a conference room, laughing loudly at dumb memes and insisiting your coworkers stop what they're doing to laugh with you.
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It seems to be working in Sin City, but Professor Hanson said it may not necessarily take off in other markets where many families would simply sprawl out in the lobby, with lots of luggage and perhaps a few bags of McDonald's, and wait, he said.
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It is, on the surface, an incredibly ambitious indie rock record, six songs that sprawl out over 50 minutes, oscillating between affirmations ("It's not enough to hate the world we live within") and wry, quasi-spiritual, quarter-life angst ("I have begun seeing with my third eye / I have begun investments with my dad").
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Before there was Disney+ or Netflix, Blu-ray or DVD, YouTube or HBO, VHS or Betamax, or even basic cable television, families and friends looking to sprawl out on every available couch, chair, and inch of floor space to watch a movie as they digested their Thanksgiving dinner were fairly limited in their "What should we watch?" choices.
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These oak savannas are the primary ecosystem of Brookfield, and sprawl out from large, forested areas into small pockets in the village.
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In addition to jobs and income levels in general, the presence of HSR is expected to benefit the growth in the cities around the HSR stations. It is anticipated that this will help increase population density in those cities and reduce "development sprawl" out into surrounding farmlands.
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Females compared to males take up less space and males tend to spread out. An example would be when a female sits in a chair they normally sit straight up with legs crossed and when male sits in the chair they sprawl out and legs are spread.
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It is a dense shrub. If rocks are nearby it can sprawl out prostrate over the rocks. Commonly, the species occurs less than 1m. The branches grow in many directions and are also very thin. This gives a distinct twiggy appearance which accounts for the common name ‘twiggy coprosma’.
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After a minute of hand- fighting, Sidakov would shoot a single-leg causing Demirtas to sprawl out, after turning away, Sidakov would lock in a cradle and would go on to pin Demirtas, declaring Sidakov the victory by fall, giving Sidakov the gold medal at the European Games.
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The jungle of the world tends to sprawl out in all directions, allowing players to achieve different angles for assaults, or even completely circumvent enemies (given enough time to maneuver). However, during the indoor sections of the game, level design tends to lose this attribute in favor of a more traditional, linear gameplay.
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Conolophus marthae is anatomically similar to the closely related species, C. subcristatus. Both exemplify the typical saurian body shape, having squat, quadrupedal bodies with elongated tails. The legs sprawl out to the sides like all lizards, and a row of short spines runs down the middle of the lizard's back starting from the base of the neck to the tail. However, there are a few anatomical differences between the two species.
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Salvia verbenaca, also known as wild clary or wild sage, is native to the British Isles, the Mediterranean region in Southern Europe, North Africa, and Near East, and in the Caucasus. It can be found as an introduced species that has naturalized in meadows in the Eastern United States. S. verbenaca is a tall perennial herb with hairy stems and branches that erectly sprawl out. Its leaves are basal and toothed that vary from long.
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