Sentence examples for wide added from inspiring English sources

"We obliged them to go wide," added Romaric.

With a wide added, it's nine from the over.

"Wales are very direct but also they run decoy lines with Roberts coming up, only to throw it out the back and go wide," added Henshaw, who will win his ninth cap in Cardiff.

Pandora's box has opened wide, adding to our "vexing security problems".

17th over England 39-0 (Trescothick 21, Vaughan 12) Just the wide adds to England's crawling tally as Pollock keeps Vaughan thinking.

If your nose is too wide, add the darker foundation to the area underneath your nostrils.

"The most critical problem with Iran is its aim of achieving nuclear weapons, but the problem with Iran is wider," added Mr. Steinitz, who led Israel's delegation in a boycott of Mr. Rouhani's speech last week at the United Nations.

The Halifax said the Nationwide's heartland 'tends to be the South of England, while ours is more UK-wide', adding that this might explain the differences in their data.

Also, the car is a bit wider, adding stability, and gains several inches of interior space as well.

Although sour, real lemons are a beautiful golden yellow and so aromatic that industrial manufacturers world-wide add the scent to household cleaning products.

Amani Toomer, the wide receiver, added: "We're playing well.