Sentence examples for wide made from inspiring English sources
The head was fitted with blunt disks, seventeen inches wide, made of an obdurate alloy of manganese, steel, and chromium.
It has a dark wood frame, a foot wide, made by Miró himself of wood from the roof of a Spanish peasant's house.
Against Uruguay's narrow diamond, going wide made perfect sense, so Oscar Tabárez switched to more of a 4-4-1-1 4-4-1-1 4-4-1-1 4-4-1-1
A flurry of excitement attended the recent discovery on the site of an oval structure, about six feet long and four feet wide, made of two or three layers of brick and lined in steel.
Last week, a paper in Scientific Reports described another recent find, of an object four thousand years old: a circular box, several inches wide, made of willow and pine and sewn together with twigs.
The slum district of Houston, Tex., was wiped out in the early hours of this morning by a fire which destroyed an area of a mile and a half long and a quarter of a mile and a half wide, made 2,000 people homeless and caused damage to the extent of $10,000,000.
A wonderful serve out wide makes it 40-0.
Most are single lots, 15 feet wide, making them uneconomical for affordable housing.
An innocuous grassy lane, no more than three metres wide, makes for one of the world's sleepiest borders.
They're about two foot wide, making them trickier to pass on a narrow bike lane than a fellow cyclist.
He would rise from the table, spread his arms wide, make scary noises and chase the children around the yard.
