Sentence examples for made wider from inspiring English sources
The river channel was made wider, deeper and straighter.
He trails Mitt Romney in endorsements — a gap made wider by Gov. Chris Christie's decision to endorse Mr. Romney today — but not by much.
His deniers were later made wider and still heavier (about 25 grains), and he introduced the smaller and subsidiary obole, or half-denier.
Because reconstruction had to be undertaken rapidly, adoption of a rational street plan was rejected, but the old streets were made wider and a bit straighter.
"We have occasionally made wider suggestions regarding the Climate Changing programme but at all times the Science Museum retained full editorial control over its plans and content".
From there, he made wider connections: being elected on to the Conservative national executive in 1974, and catching the attention of Margaret Thatcher while she was still opposition leader.
They made wide-open shots.
The wind also demonstrated the inappropriate design of the locally made wide-brimmed straw hats.
The Law Commission, which reviews and recommends reform to the law, made wide-ranging recommendations for changes to the legislation six years ago.
The act made wide-ranging changes to the provision and scope of legal aid, including for immigration cases.
The report made wide-ranging criticisms.
