Sentence examples for each widening from inspiring English sources

The adult white-eyed river martin is a medium-sized swallow, with mainly glossy greenish-black plumage, a white rump, and a tail which has two elongated slender central tail feathers, each widening to a racket-shape at the tip.

Credit-default swap rates on the government debt of Italy, Spain and Portugal each widened, with the costs on Monday of insuring $10 million of Portuguese debt for five years increasing to $1.53 million annually, from $1.41 million on Friday, according to the data provider Markit.

At first, we simply went to the squatter camp where he was killed and questioned those living nearby, each day widening the arc of our meander.

In 1967, Dr. Foege asked him to lead the smallpox effort in Sierra Leone, which then had the world's highest case rate, and test a new strategy: Instead of trying to vaccinate the whole country, teams would race to new outbreaks, vaccinating around each in widening circles until it died out.

The diffuse projections extended from each focal projection, widening the striatal area that received input from each cortical domain.

The longer you play, the more complicated the game's gathering and building tools become, with each incremental addition widening the game's scope, while introducing unsettling hints about what it all could mean.

Mr. Durbin and Mr. Chambliss reached those conclusions last year, each confronting the widening annual gaps between projected revenues and spending as the population ages and health care prices rise.

Gross margin, or the amount of profit on each sale, widened to 65.4percentt from 62.1percentt as the company cut production costs.

Gross margin, or the amount of profit made on each sale, widened to 30.4percentt of sales, from 29.8percentt a year earlier, the company said.

A small circular opening appears, and each contraction widens it, like a tight shirt being pulled over a child's head.

So there it is: a series of splits that appear to be widening with each passing day.