Sentence examples for face a wide from inspiring English sources
They face a wide, rambling greenbelt — a park, in effect.
He said high-street operators face a wide range of problems, including a lack of affordable car parking, one-way streets and red tape.
During a one-on-one drill, McGraw, a 6-foot-3 safety from Kansas State, decided to face a wide receiver.
In other trials, dozens of writers and intellectuals and many journalists face a wide range of terrorism-related charges, hampering Turkey's efforts to join the European Union, which sets high judicial standards for countries that want to join.
A more immediate concern for the government will be the effect of the floating lira on the country's banks, which are suffering from falling profits and face a wide corruption investigation.
American women who earn less than $25,000 a year are two-and-a-half times more likely to suffer domestic violence than those who earn more.In developing countries newborn babies face a wide range of hazards that they were protected from in the womb, at least partly.
Though Mr. Allan and News Corporation lawyers were adamant that the directive did not indicate that anyone at The Post had broken the law, the move shows just how concerned the company is that it could face a wide-ranging investigation in the United States.
That's much better for the super paranoid, but also for those who might face a wider range of threats — such as those who work in government.
Washington would also face a wider Europe changed by the U.K.'s post-withdrawal relationship with the E.U.
It also faces a wide range of domestic regulatory issues.
