Sentence examples for becomes a broad from inspiring English sources

The vertical column of the first panel then becomes a broad horizon, which, when the poet runs out of space, picks up on the third blank panel.

Below Trenton the river becomes a broad, sluggish inlet of the sea, with many marshes along its side, widening into its estuary, Delaware Bay.

It becomes a broad estuary north of Palatka and east of Jacksonville, where it has its deepest channel at about 40 feet (12 metres) and is a marsh.

Every once and a while, however, a class becomes a broad, defining, brushstroke that shapes not only the canvas of my transcript, but also the future patterns of my life.

When annealing temperature decreases to 580°C for sample 8, micro-PL becomes a broad emission spectrum.

Since t is determined by the overlap of the atomic-like wave functions, if a band consists of s- or p-orbitals, it becomes a broad band.

Also, it may be that "social" becomes a broader concept than "collaboration". I hope it does.

But when it happens to people in large numbers, it becomes a broader problem, said one Twitter user who works in the security field.

Governance then becomes a broader process of distributing authority and allocating resources, of managing relationships, behaviour or processes to achieve a desired outcome".

Such problems were exacerbated in rural areas, where any work related dispute easily becomes a broader community dispute affecting doctors' social integration, as many staff members are from surrounding community.

But what looked like a brief plunge has become a broad trough.