Sentence examples for making wide from inspiring English sources

The grass was not so lucky: several green medians along the route were turned into roadway so the trucks would not run over curbs while making wide turns.

The songs were ballads, waltzes, marches and shiftier concoctions, placing her lustrous voice low and high, humble and insistent, sometimes gliding, sometimes making wide leaps.

On postcards she hands out at vintage clothing shops, Ms. Banerjee lists her specialties: "vintage reproductions, making wide leg pants skinny, making skinny pants even skinnier, or whatevs".

We were already skiing parallel, he said, and should not be afraid of skiing into the fall line, meaning straight downhill rather than making wide turns across the slope to control speed.

In making wide, thin sheets, difficulties arise because the small-diameter rolls necessary for producing thin material have a tendency to bend in service, giving a sheet that is thicker in the middle than at the edges.

Despite this weakness, the well counter is a very precise measurement tool making wide range of activities handling possible.

Smaller sensors effectively crop images, making wide-angle photography difficult.

His innovative offenses changed the game during the 1970's by making wide-open passing a full-game threat.

It was the first Japanese studio to set up a definite program for making wide-screen films and lent exhibitors the money to convert to wide-screen facilities.

Analysts say Yahoo's strong fourth quarter earnings report last week validates not only its independent status but also its strategy of making wide-ranging but limited deals with partners and emphasizing the Yahoo brand.

"What can you do when you're making wide-scale cuts to the public sector as part of an economic package and women are disproportionately represented in that sector?" she asked.