Sentence examples for up a very wide from inspiring English sources

"And as I had picked up a very wide, if not very deep, knowledge of the natural world, when I then failed as a fisherman I realised that I could write about nature".

Another problematic aspect to the Commission's push is it appears keen to bundle up a very wide spectrum of 'illegal content' into the same response category — apparently aiming to conflate issues as diverse as hate speech, terrorism, child exploitation and copyrighted content.

Lay the lobsters cut-side up in a very wide baking tray.

But it ended up reaching a very wide audience, generating $1.27b worldwide to become the fifth highest-grossing film in history.  .

The counterintuitive approach of Mr. West's group and other research teams is to create even more sonic chaos by assembling several microphones into an array that can pick up sound from a very wide area.

While I won't argue with those statistics, what I will say is that the average that is used in these kinds of analogies is made up of a very wide band of high and lows.

"Boeing has come up with a fix that addresses a very wide range of potential problems," said Hirohiko Kawakatsu, an air safety official at the Ministry of Transport.

With an e-book reader you simply call up the bookstore app, choose from a very wide selection and within seconds the new title is on board.

In conclusion the present study confirms that bowel resections for endometriosis have an acceptable postoperative complication rate even at long-term follow-up and symptoms improve over time, although our data concern a very wide range of follow-up time, which can be considered as a bias.

Together, our results suggest suppression of chronic inflammation as a major determinant of successful longevity, which is relevant over a very wide age range up to extreme old age.

The rain kicks in and it turns into a very wide barrel, all wrapped up in rain.