Sentence examples for looking at the wide from inspiring English sources

Neither wanted to say how much their movies cost, or how old they are, although standing on the terrace, looking at the wide views to the west and the south, they volunteered one number: their dog, G, weighs 105 pounds.

I never fooled myself into thinking that I could have a career as a major league baseball player, but seeing Ramirez in high school and looking at the wide disparity between his physical talents on the diamond compared to mine helped me to realize that I was destined to use my talents were with the pen and not coming out of the bullpen a la one of my other childhood heroes Lee Smith.

And he is right, although he is not looking at the wider picture.

They added that the review is looking at the wider morality of such public servants being paid in this way.

But the respondents were looking at the wider impact of making helmet wearing compulsory and balancing the benefits (fewer head injuries) against the harm (fewer people cycling).

"Other peer-to-peer lenders have covered MBAs, but no-one is looking at the wider postgraduate education market," he says.

Finally, The Day has put together a resource pack looking at the wider picture of social action, bringing together student-friendly articles, issues for debate and group activities.

Clinton had previously lumped together Walker and Bush as part of a "full-on assault on women's health", but this week she has been targeting individual Republican contenders for their anti-abortion remarks while looking at the wider field.

I will also be looking at the wider market and inviting startups.

"We're reasonably well advanced in identifying and recruiting the board and looking at the wider governance.

The problem can only be tackled by looking at the wider economic and institutional context within which such hunting occurs, from household economics to global terms of trade.