Sentence examples for wide horizons from inspiring English sources

"I'm not a detective," says Vicki Peterson, executive director of Wide Horizons.

More than half of Indians are under 24, with increasingly wide horizons and far-reaching aspirations.

The place is vast, but oddly, it doesn't give you that sense of empty space and wide horizons you normally get in a big lake.

"They are worried that their process will be delayed," said Vicki Peterson, executive director of Wide Horizons for Children, a nonprofit adoption agency based in Waltham, Mass.

It's ingenious, nattily staged, and like the little snail at the heart of the story has big ambitions and wide horizons.

As with all Brazilians from the interior, Salgado carries a sense - a memory, perhaps - of the massive landscapes, wide horizons, forests, rivers and mountains in grand panoramas.

"I have a wide, broad horizon," he told "Extra" while standing next to his aunt, La Toya, and holding a can of Mr. Pink Ginseng Drink just so.

"The Arab Spring has opened a wide horizon for us, and we must take advantage to promote the interests of our people," Mr. Haniya told reporters before crossing the border with Egypt.

Both Jeroen, my Dutch son-in-law, and Rob at Bike City had mentioned looping through it as a favorite ride, one offering a wide horizon on Dutch culture.

Laura Hopkins's expansive set suggests both the wide horizon of the midwest and the bright lights of the east coast with a rocky outcrop that later illuminates into the Manhattan skyline.

Driving westward across Jutland, the wide horizon of agricultural fields is broken by the black silhouette of another immense sculpture, "Elia," a factory-like dome sculpture with spires stretching 32 meters into the air.