Sentence examples for making it wider from inspiring English sources

"It's not that so many men commit these acts, but the press follows them down the path, making it wider," he said.

The Solar Impulse 2 weighs as much as a family car and has a wingspan of 72 meters (236 feet), making it wider than a Boeing 747.

Though it weighs only as much as an average car, it has a 72 metre wingspan, making it wider than a Boeing 747.

As a result, far from narrowing that democratic deficit, the European convention may well make it wider.

"It's because John Boyd-CarpenTory a transportsport minister in the 1950s, said it was the most important road scheme in Britain and he pinched a bit of Hyde Park to make it wider.

The Rainbow Lake Bridge in Pittsgrove Township was rebuilt after it was washed out by the April 2007 Nor'easter while the Maurice River bridge was reconstructed to make it wider and higher.

You can rotate it, make it wider and longer.

This makes it wider and more comfortable for your toes.

This will add length to the hat, rather than continuing to make it wider and wider.

Check the wikiHows at the bottom, and if you have to make it wider for your fort.

Look for a location between two small trees, which are spaced around 1.5 meters (5 feet) apart for a single person; make it wider the more people there are.