Sentence examples for was widened in from inspiring English sources

It was widened in 1870, when it became known as South Fifth Avenue.

They also say that the application increase since eligibility for the program was widened in late June is also encouraging.

As a result of this liability, which was widened in 1871, many employers took out private insurance.

Once the path was widened, in the eighteen-thirties, a horse-drawn carriage could make the trip in less than two days.

Under former corrections minister John Elferink restraint use was widened in the NT youth justice system, with an open definition of "approved restraints" left up to the corrections commissioner of the day to decide.

One of the first outside Great Britain and Ireland to play in the Ryder Cup after the selection policy was widened in 1979, he won three titles as a player, retained a further one in 1991 due to a tie, and added one more win as captain in 1997.

But it's his silences in this production that capture the sense of the abyss that was widening in 1933.

He also must have sensed that fashion's memory hole was widening in direct proportion to the numbers of young people Googling his name.

As we spoke, unrest was widening in the Middle East, and Chinese authorities were moving swiftly to block online discussion and to sweep up writers, lawyers, and activists, often without charges.

To ensure the eastern section of the M25 is widened in time for the 2012 Olympics, a funding package needs to be in place by April.

The way permitted campaign spending is calculated has been widened in remit and cut by 60%, so it includes all staffing costs for the year.