Sentence examples for amassing wide from inspiring English sources

Many of their allies from 1972 have stayed involved in Texas politics, amassing wide networks of friends and political connections.

While the US government accused them of "material support" for terrorism, in Britain, they had amassed wide support: 140,000 people signed a petition opposing Ahmad's extradition.

Mr. Moyo had shut down most of the nation's private newspapers and amassed wide influence within the government before being implicated last month in a scheme to prevent Joyce Mujuru, a regional politician, from taking a vacant post as Zimbabwe's vice president.

In such a grave situation, the legitimacy and credibility of the newly elected civilian government is put to doubt, which has amassed wide regional support, including from India.

After hours of sniffing at the lavender on my wrist, I was starting to fantasize about branching out and amassing a wide collection of little bottles to cure all my imbalances -- or at least to look and smell nice on the bathroom shelf.

A truly great person should be someone who has not only amassed a wide variety of knowledge, but also a variety of real life experiences.

In addition to Spotify, it had amassed a wide range of customers for its music personalization and discovery technology.

But now it's also starting to amass a wider range of historical records.

Armagh may have had a larger winning margin had they not amassed 21 wides.

He became chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1978, by which time he had amassed a wide-ranging Senate staff of a hundred.

In that case the information appeared to be amassed from a wide range of sources, and included addresses, birthdates, phone numbers and sentiment analyses for predicting individuals' opinions, religion and ethnicity.