Sentence examples for wide during from inspiring English sources
Detroit nearly won 15 seconds into overtime when Sergei Fedorov shot wide during a breakaway.
It flows only after exceptional cyclonic storms ("willy-willies") and may be several miles wide during high flood.
If you have ever wanted to experiment with wines, to range far and wide during a meal, 10 Cases is the place to do it.
With the advent and spread of Islam, that tradition was carried far and wide during the course of the 7th to the 10th century.
While the 2009 Okun miss appeared to be a big one, the relationship has a history of kicking wide during particularly deep downturns.
André Ayew and Tom Carroll both shot narrowly wide during that period, but it still seemed a case of too little too late for a team that has a tense couple of weeks ahead.
This option has gained increasing interest world-wide during the last couple of years, as can be observed by growing interest for ECBM in the latest GHGT conferences.
It begins with an introduction of the management of the co-evolution between technology metrics of scrap tire recycling and organizational changes for meeting the managerial goals island-wide during the 1990s.
A number of VBEs have been formed world-wide during the last decade, mostly among organizations located in a common region, with common business culture, and primarily focus on specific lines of activities.
Selenium (Se) contamination in environmental systems has become a major issue in many regions world-wide during the previous decades, with both elevated and deficient Se concentrations in groundwater, surface water, soils and associated cultivated crops reported.
This review will attempt a comprehensive presentation of the progress in plant epigenetics both at small scale (single locus) and large scale (epigenome-wide) during development and in response to environmental stress, focusing on agronomically important crops and the impact that epigenetics, epigenomics and the new emerging field of epibreeding may have on crop improvement.
