Sentence examples for slowly widening from inspiring English sources

During Friday night's concert, part of the JVC Jazz Festival, he lingered over this slowly widening battery of songs.

"Ortega is slowly widening the political space for the church," said Robert Pastor, a professor at American University who met the cardinal while helping to arrange a trip to Havana by former President Jimmy Carter in 2002.

The monarchy was restored but the sovereignty of our parliament, made up of and elected by a slowly widening constituency of the people, has never been seriously challenged since then.

Following the obliteration of the Premiership leaders Harlequins in Toulon in the Amlin Challenge Cup on Friday night the feeling grows that the gap is slowly widening on all fronts.

Along the ridges, lava bubbles up and new crust is created, slowly widening the ocean basin.

There was a slowly widening chasm between the public persona the Scorz presented to the world, or the image that people saw and the private self.

In the decades that followed the residents slowly widened it, in part at his urging.

But Simone's eclecticism has slowly widened the very definition of jazz singing.

But as the hours pass and we keep talking, he slowly widens the scope of his melancholy.

Successive reforms have pushed the organisation farther away from direct American control, granting more power to other countries.What is more, ICANN has slowly widened the internet's name space (see chart).

And Mr. Chong's production does achieve an arresting effect in depicting the unseen murder of Washizu's lord: pinpricks of blood suddenly emerge on a white screen, then slowly widen and drip until the screen is almost saturated.