Sentence examples for wide divide from inspiring English sources

Innovative offenses like the spread have narrowed the formerly wide divide between college football's traditional nobles and serfs.

That well-known center aisle is like the mighty Mississippi, a wide divide that extends through everything the Congress does.

There is a wide divide between how women should be treated, professionally, and how they are actually treated.

Barbieri, an unclassifiable stylist, is one of the few artists to bridge the wide divide between fevered improvisation and the rhapsodic rhythms of smooth jazz.

Bold, black lines about half a foot wide divide the surface into rectangular compartments occupied by multicolored, crystalline forms surrounded by single-color fields.

Henry McMaster, chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party, said he had become deeply concerned about the wide divide between blacks and his party, and he has come up with a plan to recruit thousands of black party members.

The entire 14-mile barrier, from Manasquan to Barnegat inlets, would be 300 feet wide, divided into three distinct sections.

But wildlife activists fear that a wide, divided, slick highway through some of the best forests of central India would become a death trap for wild animals.

Both sides had to bridge wide divides over the scope of the Syrian arsenal and the way in which the deal will be enforced.

"Mirrors With Shelly Sand" is a mound of sand nearly 30 feet long and 5 feet wide, divided in equal parts by 50 double-sided mirrors installed on the floor of the museum.

He says:— "Its form was oblong, 260 yards long by 113 wide, divided into two parts, the upper and lower; the vallum, fossa, and agger must have been of considerable height and depth.