The phrase "and broad in the" is not a complete or clear expression in written English.
It may be used in contexts where it is part of a larger phrase or sentence, but on its own, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The river was deep and broad in the summer months, allowing for easy navigation."
Alternatives: "and wide in the" or "and extensive in the".
Between Bell and Broad in the batting order they are all young, gifted, exciting and inconsistent.
Rankin is thirty-eight, six feet tall, and broad in the beam.
"If we can include Bresnan, Swann and Broad in the lower-middle order, then couldn't we find room for a top keeper in the tail?
The legendary Johnny Weissmuller was getting a little too long in the tooth and broad in the paunch to play Tarzan by 1948, so he switched to this safari-happy hero.
Yes, "appealing" sounds bland and unappreciative, and it's unspecific, but the radiance and the warmth that come from Poehler are general and broad in the best way, and they offer a universal welcome.
Lieberman is five feet ten and broad in the shoulders, but she retains a girlish face in spite of the corporate look — slacks, pumps — that she favors on game nights.
Getting elected to the House today takes more than double the money required in 1986, so a candidate must be blunter and broader in the hunt for cash.
The N H vibrational bands become weaker and broader in the spectrum of stabilized Au nanoparticles.
At the time of the 2008 licensing agreement, Nokia described its patent portfolio as "one of the strongest and broadest" in the wireless industry — noting that it included some 300 GSM, 370 WCDMA and 170 Cdeclareddessentialssential patent families.
Since retiring as mayor, Goodman has opened his own place, Oscar's Beef, Booze and Broads in the Plaza Hotel, overlooking the enclosed and redeveloped Fremont Street, which resembles a kind of vast, post-modern take on London's Smithfield Market.
The neck is of medium length in the modern Mérens, and often shorter and broader in the traditional version.
