Sentence examples for To widened from inspiring English sources
verb
To become wide or wider.
- His eyes widened as her negligee fell to the floor.
The doctors said that the small harmless red blotches that appear on Mr. Bush's nose are due to widened capillaries resulting from sun exposure.
Such facilities are now as common as eight-figure contracts, what with the relative unreliability of rentals and the need for security and more suitable space, right down to widened doorways customized for giant athletes.
Besides, RME thanks to widened palate and frequently present further orthodontic treatment after RME and harmonization of dental arches may indirectly improve anatomic relationships in the oropharyngeal space by means of modification of the tongue resting position [ 22, 23].
As stratification further reduced the small number of procedures in the 1970s and the beginning of 1980s, unwanted uncertainty was introduced, which led to widened confidence intervals for the estimated incidences.
Hence, this also led to widened or alternative understandings and explanatory models of perceived high pressures and demands – which served to unburden the sense of individual fault and failure.
It should be noted that the altered distribution of VGSCs was restricted to widened nodes of Ranvier and often in the same section and even the same fibre, nodes of Ranvier of normal width were seen with a normal distribution of Caspr and VGSCs.
Her eyes seemed to widen.
Greek bond spreads started to widen again.
The A.F.A. continues to widen its scope.
This gap is likely to widen.
At times the conflict threatens to widen.
