Sentence examples for wide extension from inspiring English sources

This process undoubtedly constituted a wide extension of the performer's freedom as found in the continuo keyboard part of baroque music; at the same time Boulez set his face against total improvisation as being a breeding-ground for cliche.

Local people living on the edge of the Jim Corbett Park who, already excluded from their land, are now threatened with further punishment with the creation of an 18-mile wide extension to the park.

The French, like the British, remain far more reluctant than the Germans to agree to a wide extension of majority voting in the EU's Council of Ministers, where the 15 governments are represented.

His writings and his personal connections with radical politicians helped determine the change of view from theories of the rights of man and the absolute equality of men, as promulgated by the French Revolution, to the claiming of securities for good government through wide extension of the franchise.

(He was created an earl in 1833). By his second marriage he became the son-in-law of Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey, a leading Whig and future prime minister (1830 32), but his proposals for wide extension of the franchise and other radical measures were distasteful to Grey and other orthodox Whigs.

By his second marriage he became the son-in-law of Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey, a leading Whig and future prime minister (1830 32), but his proposals for wide extension of the franchise and other radical measures were distasteful to Grey and other orthodox Whigs.

Hockey Position and Technical skating points to remember: Constant knee bend (knees at least 2 inches over toes) Going wide, hold full extension Keep feet close to the ice, rather than wasting energy kicking up heels.

3. The 32-inch-wide Extension table, which has a beechwood frame and a tempered glass top, can be extended from 47 inches to 94 inches.

Along Absecon Island alone, the project would dredge 6.2 million cubic yards of sand from the ocean floor near the Absecon Inlet on the north end of the island and construct a 200-foot-wide extension to the beach in Atlantic City and a 100-foot-wide beach in the other three towns.

In the controversy of 1495 as to what form of government should replace that of the Medici, Savonarola supported the party seeking the widest extension of popular participation.

Moreover, I strongly suspect that the principle of the torsion of an organ being dependent on the twisting of its constituent cells is capable of wider extension, so as to embrace the torsion of the stems of twining plants, &c.