Sentence examples for the widest net from inspiring English sources

Schools cast the widest net.

So it is no surprise that one of the results from an early analysis is high, "one in 58", using techniques which deliberately cast the widest net.

Every year, we started the writing process by casting the widest net possible, including any idea that intrigued us (we typically wrote five times as many sketches as we needed).

REAL SIMPLE, which is the fourth magazine from the group that produced such habit-forming reads as People, In-Style and Teen People, spreads the widest net among the new gazettes.

After years of casting the widest net possible to replenish its ranks, it is now stepping up efforts begun to seek the best and the brightest from elite universities.

But a new first-time author, Jeremy Adam Smith, has cast the widest net.

Six other shots were blocked, and he fired another three wide of the net.

The "wide net" that concerns Williams is in relation to these "certain other offences".

It took that long before Berners-Lee decided to share it with the wider net, on the Usenet newsgroup alt.hypertext.hypertext

A character in Eudora Welty's story "The Wide Net" says after stuffing himself, "There ain't a thing better".

But the wider net being cast by prosecutors has begun to snare a more elusive prey: anonymous Wall Street bankers.