Sentence examples for making the widest from inspiring English sources

In 1873, in an effort to improve navigation around the bridge and reduce accidents, two of the piers were removed, making the widest span a more easily navigated 77 feet, and the bridge deck was strengthened with iron girders to compensate for the missing piers.

By contrast, "we've made policy decisions that have had the impact of making the widest array of firearms available to the widest array of people under the widest array of conditions".

Some theaters remove the front row of seats, making the wide screen uncomfortably close.

His campaign will need to find answers for the situation in Libya and the Middle East while more aggressively making the wider case for his leadership abroad.

Keep making the wide-reaching case that diversity is a business necessity; that the very future of our relevance absolutely counts on it.

The belt also naturally pulls in the sides, making the wide top fall across and over your shoulders, making simple sleeves.

There are probably one million reactionary Turks who are ready to make the widest possible use of every excuse to overthrow the present Ottoman regime".

And a great city is one in which as many people as possible can make the widest of choices from its menu.

I gave instructions to make the widest possible use of the propaganda material.

Avoid hemlines that reach down to your thighs, however, since these will only make the widest part of your legs look wider.

He says: "Anyone who can make the wider public more aware of this issue should be supported.