Sentence examples for broad bend from inspiring English sources
"broad bend" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It means a wide, sweeping turn or curve. You can use it to describe a physical bend or turn, as well as a figurative one. Example: The river flowed steadily around a broad bend, revealing a picturesque view of the countryside. Her viewpoint on the issue took a broad bend after she learned more about its complexities. As the road curved around the broad bend, the driver slowed down to enjoy the scenic route.
The History The city was settled in 1682 by Thomas Farnsworth, who was drawn by the bluff, overlooking a broad bend in the Delaware.
Slaves once disembarked at the end of the street, on a broad bend in the Alabama River, to be marched into town and auctioned off at the public fountain.
The original Smolny College, set on a broad bend in the Neva River, was itself a Russian-Italian project, designed as a convent for the Empress Elizabeth, a daughter of Peter the Great, by Bartolomeo Rastrelli, the Italian architect of the Hermitage.
The most arresting is "Vertical Zig Zag," in which a painting in brick red, blue, black and chocolate hues can be tantalizingly glimpsed behind broad, bent silver stripes that march rhythmically across the canvas.
Because a glacier has a much greater viscosity and cross section than a river, its course has fewer and broader bends, and thus, the valley becomes straighter and smoother.
We came to a wide bend in the river, a stretch of good, flat growing land with broad poppy fields.
Finally we stopped at Yachats, more compact and lively looking than its neighbors, its main street sloping down to the Yachats River in a broad S-bend.
ATR-FTIR analysis of the binder showed a spectrum typical of ortho-alkyd and with a broad C H bending frequency from 1460 to 1440 cm−1 indicating that both pentaerythritol and glycerol were used as polyfunctional alcohols [2, 10].
Differences are found in the shape of the distal part of the spicule blade which can be broad and bent at an angle or more evenly curved.
First, the mating projections were misshapen; they were irregular, broader, and bent at high concentrations compared to wild-type projections, which were more regular, narrow and straight at the comparable concentrations.
The squad in "Wanted" consists of specialists from several different police agencies, and it seems to have broad license to bend the rules.
