Sentence examples for built wide from inspiring English sources

A strong man, built wide and powerful, he easily carries all three children at once in his arms up the stairs.

Built wide and low, the pagoda-like sloping roofs jut over white-washed walls, with ornate detailing in the external woodwork.

Levees are usually embankments of dirt built wide enough so that they will not collapse or be eroded when saturated with moisture from rivers running at unusually high levels.

The sleepy town of Duhok – with its newly built wide roads and shining malls mingling alongside run-down shawarma restaurants and quiet corner shops – has been a major staging ground for one of the largest humanitarian relief operations in recent years.

Market share is hard to establish, and managements that have built wide moats around their businesses are less likely to see their castles overthrown.

Residents are required to clear brush and other combustible materials to within 100ft (30m) of the dwellings and local roads were built wide enough to accommodate emergency vehicles.

While Dr. Hebert was smoothing out the technical issues, Mr. Ausubel built wider support for the idea by holding conferences at the Natural History Museum in London and the Smithsonian Institution in Washington.

He includes illustrations showing how a multi-nozzle machine can build wide structures, and how a machine can scale a building to make tall ones.

The French, who believed Venice was "a city against nature" wanted to build wide thoroughfares and create open spaces a large part of Castello was knocked down to create the public garden.

ABC's "Nashville," despite strong critical backing, has struggled to build wide audiences, winning support among young women but not with older viewers — perhaps, Mr. Lee said, because older viewers "have not gotten past the barrier of country music".

It is equally important to build wide societal opposition to such rhetoric and policies in order to fight against the rising tide of demagoguery that has the potential to turn into outright fascism in American politics.