Sentence examples for path wide from inspiring English sources

Mr. Treffinger's sudden demise, coupled with Mr. Gregg's voluntary withdrawal, left a path wide open to the eventual nominee, Douglas Forrester.

Once in a while there's a path, wide as a pickup, spanned with a padlocked metal gate and a discount-store-bought "No Trespassing" sign.

Should I again shovel the narrow path (wide enough for only a goat) to the front door of my apartment house?

The spiraling path, wide enough for one, with room for another to pass, was made of wood chips, and lined with rough-hewn Pennsylvania bluestones.

As two guides with flashlights ushered us along a paved, dimly illuminated path wide enough for a wheelchair, it felt like we were in the upper balcony of a dark opera house.

The Torii gate that rises out of the water, signaling entry to a sacred place, is now an eye-stopping orange-red, and a smooth path, wide enough for wheelchairs and baby carriages, leads around the pond.

Ms. Nevins built six-foot paths wide enough for a wheelchair and someone walking alongside, but she also thought of the needs of their son, inside the house.

"You're all here" sparked a commentary on "here," and the idea that, in some sense, we're always "here," which spun off into many other paths, wide and narrow.

In 1897, he donated the land for a park on condition that the city provide transport to the park for hospital patients and build paths wide enough for wheelchairs.

We turned off onto a dirt road, which became a car-wide path full of mounds and gullies.

In fact, late last month the Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden reopened to the public after an 11-month renovation that included making paths wider, smoother and free of barriers.