Sentence examples for bigger wide from inspiring English sources
The phrase "bigger wide" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two adjectives that do not work together in this context.
Example: "The river is bigger wide than I expected."
Alternatives: "wider" or "broader".
A bigger wide screen, HP's 21-inch, $700, high-def-ready f2105, gives you 1680×1050 pixels, a format some older video cards (including the one in my five-year-old machine) can't handle.
On Green Rocky Road, Karen's voice is bigger, wide open, as big and open as Colorado where they were recorded, without the urbane edge she developed and that's partly the charm.
"I always want to work bigger, wider, more flamboyantly".
"It's bigger, wider, greener and more luscious," he said.
"But a bigger, wider one just went up for sale down the block".
"The pressure to continually narrate our experiences to a bigger, wider group is really high.
"People generally are bigger, wider and taller than they were 50 years ago," he said.
The function is getting bigger, wider, and more complex than ever.
Buy bigger, wider, bushier and prettier plants.
