Sentence examples for bit wider than from inspiring English sources

("He's a bit wider than D'Amato — I needed more paint for him").

Strangely, the seats even seemed a wee bit wider than on U.S. airlines, and they had lumbar support and properly placed headrests".

The steel strips are a bit wider than ArcelorMittal can handle, and the talks are over whether the part can be redesigned.

It's also an inch longer on a 3.9-inch longer wheelbase, and a bit wider, than the 997-series 911 it is systematically replacing.

This turned out to be quite a bit wider than my TV, and even wider than my TV table (I put it underneath).

The opening in the third-floor slab that creates the balcony around the reading room is 91 feet long by 47 feet wide (a bit wider than the chapel, if you're still keeping score at home).

I'm on stage, slightly hunched, standing with my feet a bit wider apart than normal.

The space, a bit wider and longer than a railroad car, is always chockablock with furniture in what might appear to be casual arrangements but are, in fact, well-ordered groupings of similar pieces placed, side by side, on the floor, on table tops, on platforms, on counters and in the window, all to spur comparisons.

It is better to space these out a bit wide, rather than having them crowd each other later as they grow.

The color version of "Scott Pilgrim" is a little taller, a bit wider and a tad thicker than the black and white edition, and the extra space allows the artwork to breathe.

In reality the HD7 just looks big because it is a bit wider and has a smaller bezel than the iPhone 4. The phone has three touch-sensitive buttons along the bottom edge: a back button, a "Windows" button, and a search button, and elsewhere on the phone are a dedicated camera key, power key, and volume keys.