Sentence examples for gain a wide from inspiring English sources
It's not a book that seems likely to gain a wide audience anytime soon.
In its current form, Wild Side might simply still be too sprawling, too undisciplined and in parts too unfocused to gain a wide following.
"What is clear is that throughout their school careers, pupils gain a wide knowledge of British history – from Roman Britain to the second world war".
It's fair to say he did gain a wide public following years after stepping down as editor, not least because of his appearances, as an octogenarian, on Have I got news for you.
MIAMI — Gov. Charlie Crist and the United States Sugar Corporation are close to an agreement that would scale back the state's ambitious purchase of the company to gain a wide swath of land for Everglades restoration, environmental groups close to the negotiations said Monday.
Denied any useful role while his mother was alive, much to his frustration, Bertie was given 40-odd free years not only to philander but also to gain a wide experience of the world – both socially and geographically – from Parisian brothels to the Russian court.
Occasionally, a particularly scandalous site will gain a wider readership.
In this way, Lebanese students also gain a wider view of the technology sector.
Still, recent EV models might well gain a wider acceptance among the general driving public.
In writing this article, I made phone calls to old care friends to gain a wider viewpoint.
