Sentence examples for become wide from inspiring English sources

Initially narrow, with thick walls, the vessels around the placenta become wide, with thin walls — and capable of carrying a hundred times more blood.

TEXAS A&M--Announced the resignations of Larry Kirksey, assistant head football coach, to become wide receivers coach for the Detroit Lions, and Steve Kragthorpe, offensive coordinator, to become quarterbacks coach for the Buffalo Bills.

Her enthusiasm and her gift for engaging amateurs worked wonders; she later recalled how the eyes of glum and reluctant singers would "become wide with astonishment as they heard themselves drawing the magic harmonies out of the empty air around them".

However, other groups, such as trade unions, could potentially neutralise the advantage of those private Republican fortunes because they, too, may spend unlimited amounts in the name of free speech, as long as this is not co-ordinated with any candidate.If that happens and money ceases to be the decisive factor, California's politics could become wide open again.

Microelectrochemical testing which employs the use of microcapillaries has become wide spread over the past decade.

Most of the alluvial plain facies and lakeshore facies are very narrow and they become wide only where basin-bounding faults are present.

We the audience become wide-eyed children, begging the verbal magician at whose lap we sit enraptured to tell it one more time.

Josh Bernstein's horizons are about to become wider.

But 66% thought that the European Union would become wider and deeper.

Over time, therefore, the quotes being matched may become wider, increasing execution costs to investors".

The trend of avoiding the emotional risk associated with live encounters has become wide-spread.