Sentence examples for longer wide from inspiring English sources

It was "rebellious adult music" that tussled with the realisation that "life is no longer wide open.

The door is no longer wide open and guests must be on their best behaviour to avoid being shown to it.

"Many old cycle paths need to be reconstructed because they do not measure up to our modern standards – some are used by so many people that they are no longer wide enough.

If the optical fibre is tapered, the light ray will become trapped at the point where the fibre is no longer wide enough to let it pass any farther.

And around his eyes, no longer wide, there were the thin squint lines that come with experience and determination, and that denote the edge that he has developed — inside the ropes — since the debacle at Augusta.

When the Ottomans were driven out of Bosnia in the 1870's, the bridge was not torn down, even though it was no longer wide enough for big loads and certainly not for the automobiles that began to penetrate this remote part of Europe.

Each new set is successively longer, wider, and heavier.

The second-generation CL is longer, wider, taller and heavier than the 3-Series.

A longer, wider scarf is easier to manage than a full-on blanket shawl.

The body is longer, wider and more accommodating, and it retains its five-passenger seating.

All of which makes Tuesday's election worth looking at from a longer, wider view.