Sentence examples for mark the widest from inspiring English sources

The high quality digital prints of the restored films will mark the widest nationwide showing of these films since their original cinematic release.

If there is a firm bump, use a pen to mark the widest edges of the induration on the forearm.

"She always marks the widest player on set plays". Lee Kendall, one of England's opposition analysts, even predicted Bronze's goal.

State television said 48 people died in the U.S. and European strikes, which marked the widest international military effort since the Iraq war and came as the rebels saw a month's worth of gains reversed by Gaddafi's overwhelming firepower.

Information security risks associated with Universal Serial Bus USBB) storage devices have been serious issues since 2003, which marked the wide adoption of USB technologies in the computing industry, especially in corporate networks.

The arrival of the dedicated hardware marks the wider launch of over-the-air TV support for Xbox One owners across the U.S. and Canada, following a preview launch of the software features via the Xbox beta program.

However, Cassius Dio marks the wider imperial decline as beginning in 180 AD with the ascension of Commodus to the throne, a judgement with which Gibbon concurred, and Matyszak states that "the rot ... had become established long before" even that.

The course measured 125 riles and it crossed and re crossed Long Island mound 'our marks in the widest part.

The two cases mark the widest-ranging police corruption indictments here since 15 Miami officers were charged with robbing drug dealers in 1984 and 1985.

Formerly Walford's in-house exclamation mark, the crushed wide boy is now operating at a reduced capacity, his interest in funtimes reduced to sod all by Whitney, who's dumped him in favour of priapic goon Tyler Moon.

But despite this impressive achievement, he has made almost no mark on the wider electorate.