Sentence examples for a wider lane from inspiring English sources

To speed up the women's game, reduce the physicality and raise scoring, Ackerman has proposed several measures: a wider lane, a 24-second shot clock instead of a 30-second clock, and four 10-minute quarters instead of two 20-minute halves.

Creating a wider lane for black content creators in reality television While Rochelle Brown and Sonia Armstead may not have their own network yet, they are two of television's most accomplished producers.

The Internet has eroded barriers to entry and destroyed genre frameworks in music, opening up a wide lane for all types of identities, styles, and attitudes to cruise into the mainstream consciousness.

Then it accelerates to the front of the steel cage, where it turns into a wide lane where it must contend with traffic — eight robots are active on each level of the structure, which is 20 aisles wide and 21 levels high.

Take your car some place that has a wide lane and no traffic or police near you.

As shown in the Figure, for IGSO and MEO satellites, the MW values derived from original code observations reveal strong systematic variations with amplitudes of half a wide-lane cycles.

A Trump vs. Elizabeth Warren race opens a much wider lane in the middle for Schultz than would a Vice President Pence vs. Joe Biden race.

A wider bicycle lane ensured a higher later clearance distance between driver and cyclist, allowing safer overtaking maneuver.

Anna takes me to Kinkerstraat, a shopping street to the west of the centre where local retailers are up in arms over work to ban cars and introduce a wider cycle lane.

The east side of Charles Street will feature a wider service lane than the existing one to provide the needed amount of parking for area residents.

In internet terms, this would mean, for example, streaming video would get a large, wide lane, while accessing standard web pages would need only a small part of the fibre's capacity.