Sentence examples for takes wide from inspiring English sources

As the camera pulls back, Kelly opens his umbrella and takes wide, space-engulfing steps while spinning in circles on a cobblestone street; as it moves in for a closer shot, he stomps both feet at once, sending sprays to create a human fountain.

On the first reading, the world-quantifier takes wide scope.

On the second, the bachelor-quantifier takes wide scope and the world variable is unbound.

In the epistemic reading, the non-root modal takes wide scope over the perfect aspect, and in the metaphysical reading, the scope relation is exactly the reverse.

(70) is ambiguous between one where 'a book by Chomsky' takes wide scope over 'every man who reads' and one where it takes narrow scope.

The first is that the negation in a negative existential takes wide scope, applying to the whole sub-sentence and not just the predicate.

The Jets took wide receiver Keyshawn Johnson (Southern California) in 1996.

The Bears, at No. 8, took wide receiver David Terrell from the University of Michigan.

Four picks after Alford, Atlanta also took wide receiver Jammi German.

The Bengals were thought to be happy in the fourth slot, intending to take wide receiver Peter Warrick.

LG, meanwhile, with its V10, uses one to take "normal" selfies and the other to take "wide angle" shots which it can stitch together into a coherent whole.