Sentence examples for and in the wide from inspiring English sources

But the grandiose ambitions of the 1970s can be seen in its long hood and in the wide span of its grille and headlights.

Fellaini looked anything but a £27m player and, in the wide positions, there was a marked difference between the way Navas and Nasri pinned their markers back and the ineffectual offerings of Valencia and Ashley Young.

"And in the wide net that we cast with our titles, we do have hardcore gamers already – my nephews play everything from CityVille to World of Warcraft to Halo 3.

The densest Republican territory in this state falls outside Chicago — in the swelling suburban counties that form a collar around the city and in the wide open, sometimes corn-filled stretches south of Interstate 80, an east-west road that splits Chicago and the state's northern cap from everything else.

There is excellent agreement between the synthetic seismograms of OpenSWPC and those of the wavenumber integration method from short to large distances and in the wide frequency range below ~1 Hz, demonstrating the effectiveness of OpenSWPC for simulations of seismic wave propagation in an elastic medium.

Currently, and in the wide majority of cases, these disclosures are the only windows we as outside observers and civil society organizations have into the true inner workings of the bank.

As often as he could manage, he spent his days off fishing, in the bays and inlets and in the wide-open Atlantic, from the Rockaways to Montauk Point.

Her predecessors in the teens and 1920s, Alice Guy Blaché and Lois Weber, were bolder and, of necessity, more innovative, operating as they did at a time when the fledgling movie industry was still evolving and, in the wide-open era before the coming of sound and the hardening of the studio system into patriarchal fiefdoms, any number of women were trying their hand.

Three of these locations were investigated by specially designed experiments in the near vertical and in the wide-angle range, that is the Urach and the Black Forrest area, both belonging to the Moldanubian, a collapsed Variscan terrane in southern Germany, and in the Donbas Basin, a rift inside the East European (Ukrainian) craton.

Millions of migrants, mainly from Asia and Africa, work in the Gulf and in the wider Middle East.

And yet, the divide between the light and the dark persists in the league and in the wider culture.