Sentence examples for water widening from inspiring English sources

Not right, but close maybe, and she puts her hand above the water, widening her fingers to remember the length.

Later — after he and six siblings were evacuated by American soldiers, after the funerals for the victims and the long, messy clean-up of the streets — dignitaries began making their way to this little corner of Britain, where the narrow kinks of the River Thames begin to straighten out, and the water widens fast toward the sea.

Gating refers to the ability of AQPs to control the flux of water by widening or constricting the channel.

(a) Subglacial water conduits widen close to the grounding line due to diminishing closure rate forming an ice-shelf channel seawards.

After I left, I walked over the pedestrian crossing, past the large square building with the supermarket and onto Lundsbroa Bridge, where the smell of sea was always stronger and the light also seemed stronger, probably because it reflected off the water, which widened out at this point.

They made crude oil cheaper than water, and widened the government deficit -- adding to soaring government debt.

A slow corrosion worked between Ennis and Alma, no real trouble, just widening water.

And as the water recedes, the widening shoreline dries out, reacting to the metals that leached out of the farners' soil after it was irrigated, the salt in the Colorado River water and whatever extra salt and agricultural chemicals flowed into the river from the farm fields.