Sentence examples for deep to widen from inspiring English sources

"Ordinarily, you would expect something that deep to widen like a funnel" — resulting in an hourglass-shaped declivity, more like that of the Church Sink, which probably would have swallowed the entire structure.

"Ordinarily, you would expect something that deep to widen like a funnel"—resulting in an hourglass-shaped declivity, more like that of the Church Sink, which probably would have swallowed the entire structure.

After Tim Hardaway Jr. missed a three for the tie, Holiday hit from deep to widen New Orleans' lead to six with 35 seconds left.

What began on Sunday night as an alleged coup attempt now threatens to widen deep ethnic divisions in a country awash with weapons and still recovering from a devastating war that led to its secession from the north in 2011.

Another future is possible, one where public policy can begin to bridge our nation's deep divisions, not continue to widen them.

Finally, she puts on mascara to widen her deep blue eyes.

But systemic discrimination – in both developed and developing countries – has left the world's most marginalised groups behind, with the gap set to widen unless "deep-rooted barriers" to development are removed, the United Nations Development Programme UNDPP) 2016 human development report found.

MeadWestavco is getting away from commodity products and is expecting to widen margins with a deeper push into proprietary products.

The slits are about a half-inch long, a half-inch deep and maybe a half-inch apart, and he uses his fingers to widen them.

That attack threatens to widen the violence in an impoverished region and drag Western governments deeper into combating an incipient insurgency.

But that debate is likely to widen into a broader discussion about fairness in taxation that may reveal deeper fissures in the party.