The phrase "a full wide" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both full and wide, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The river was a full wide expanse, stretching as far as the eye could see."
Alternatives: "a broad and full" or "a wide and ample".
Then a full, wide one, then another four over cover that's not shy of six.
England 262-4 (Collingwood b Parnell 82) Parnell goes around the wicket to Collingwood, who drags a full, wide delivery back onto his stumps.
Cummins aimed a full, wide delivery on around a sixth-stump line, and Bravo launched his whole body towards it to drive it high over point for six!
Porterfield b Anderson (1st over: Ireland 0-1, target 328) William Porterfield takes guard, eyes Jimmy Anderson coming in for his first delivery, takes a huge swing at a full, wide delivery... and chopes on to his own stumps.
He screamed a full, wide delivery over point, pulled consecutive boundaries to midwicket, and picked the last ball up over square leg for a mighty six! "I can see that The Guardian's reporting that KP made the valid point that the IPL and BBL made Luke Wright a better T20 cricketer," says SB Tang.
Brilliant shot from Hales off the final ball, carving a full, wide ball over point for a massive six! Updated at 4.05pm GMT 3.59pm GMT 3rd over: England 30-0 (Hales 19 Lumb 7) Target 197 More seam in the form of Beuran Hendricks.
And indeed, these are not only deliriously beautiful but also radical, extreme and sometimes even difficult paintings, created by an artist who might have been old - he was 60 in 1900 - but was a full, wide-eyed observer of the first quarter of our tragic century.
In the article, she reported having met Linda while interviewing Warren Beatty, and being impressed with Linda's come-on talents as Linda "sat in front of Mr. B in a mini skirt and her legs in a full wide-angle split for at least six rolls of Ektachrome".
Laurent Bouzereau's film about Roman Polanski is not merely a documentary, but a full-length, wide-ranging interview with the man himself, carried out by his long-time friend and producing partner Andrew Braunsberg.
We've been waiting for a full-screen, wide-screen, touch-screen iPod for a couple years now, and we finally have it.
At the very least, Spinoza's challenge highlights how his modal metaphysics extends beyond the question of necessitarianism and invites a fuller and wider investigation than it has so far received.
