Sentence examples for a small widening from inspiring English sources

In the aria proper there is a small interpretive idea — a diminuendo on "Remember me" — just as there is a small widening of tone on the words "crystal flood" in "Heart, the seat of soft delight" from Handel's "Acis and Galatea".

In Congress, a small but widening movement is questioning the long-term value of inflexible embargoes.

Recently, however, I have detected a small but discernible widening of the drama agenda.

Among the suture methods, the vertical suture had more desirable biomechanical properties than the horizontal suture as demonstrated by smaller widening during the cyclic test and the larger load to failure.

As he sang, the band moved through a small handful of chords, widening its territory in the middle with Chris Cheek's powerful, slowly building baritone saxophone solo.

Treatment procedure The ART treatment procedure consisted of widening a small cavity opening or removing thin enamel in larger cavity openings with a dental hatchet (Hu-Friedy, Chicago, USA) until the enamel was free of visible demineralization and access to the cavity was established.

This is a good way of widening a small pit or making space to perform further moves in a crowded pit.

Two were raise-bore machines, which drill a small hole and then widen it, and one was a piece of equipment normally used in oil and gas prospecting that could drill one wide hole.

It's similar to a pebble being dropped into a lake; it only takes a small ripple to grow, widen and reflect upon itself to produce a much more impressive outcome.

Tap the coin down to a smaller diameter while widening the edge.

Troubled by a range of problems, the camp is just a small piece of a the widening humanitarian crisis.