Sentence examples for looks wide from inspiring English sources

And this one looks wide open.

The Central division looks wide open.

NORTH KEY TO WINNING DIVISION -- This one looks wide open.

But next year's election looks wide open, with none of the hopefuls commanding more than 22%.

Without Damson and the French filly Divine Proportions, the 1,000 Guineas looks wide open.

But the notion that America was punishing China by way of Taiwan looks wide of the mark.

And then Robert Downey Jnr gave us his phone number... .. White stops and looks wide-eyed at De Martino.

Mr. Arquette's cigarette-stained voice sounds deadpan but not hard-bitten; more often than not, he looks wide-eyed at what comes next, humbled by time served.

Mina looks wide-eyed and laughs: "I'm not going to answer that question!" She looks around and draws me close, lowering her voice.

In this company, Cole looks wide-eyed and insubstantial, and is clearly so baffling to the American audience that when she is replaced halfway through, by Nicole Scherzinger, the former Pussycat Doll, her involvement has barely registered.

Rubinstein, the magnate who invented anti-wrinkle creams, appears in Picasso's sketches as a cadaverous crone with gnarled, bejewelled knuckles; Angela Rosengart, so deferential and undemanding, looks wide-eyed with joy and gratitude in his portraits of her.