Sentence examples for a wide edge from inspiring English sources

Before the passage of the Affordable Care Act, Democrats were generally given a wide edge on the question of which party was better able to address health-care problems.

"They don't like what's going on with the economy," said their father, Kraig, "and I said, 'If you don't like it, then do something about it.' " Mr. Triantafilou said he had seen internal surveys that give Mr. Romney's supporters a wide edge in enthusiasm over Mr. Obama's.

For the night, Gonzaga shot better than 53%, made nine of 21 three-point attempts and held a wide edge in fast breaks, second-chance baskets and points in the paint.

At that point, the Kings had held a wide edge in the play through the first half against a Flames team testing a handful of young players, one of whom — rookie Hunter Shinkaruk — tied the score out of a goal-mouth scramble with 4 09 to go in the second.

Looking more broadly at all registered voters, Mrs. Clinton holds a wider edge, 46 to 41percentt, driven by her support among women, minorities and college graduates.

Although they did not play over the weekend, the Sooners (7-0) have a better B.C.S. ranking and have a wider edge over Miami (7-0), which, at least according to the computer rankings, struggled in a 40-23 victoverover West Virginia.

This popular ground cover has an appealing form for edging a wide border or as a feature in a special part of the garden.

Find a table with wide edge.

But on Friday the bass-baritone Alfred Walker gave him a wide-eyed edge of loneliness, even despair: tiny moments and inflections that created a rounded portrayal.

The pitcher is a thick, chisel-like tool with a wide beveled edge that breaks rather than cuts the stone.

GINGER/GROUNDCOVER We have a wide shady edge along our drive that needs a pleasing evergreen groundcover, but we are bored with pachysandra.