Sentence examples for wide running from inspiring English sources

That suggests it is somewhere on an arc hundreds of miles wide running from Kazakhstan almost to Antarctica (see map).

The coastal (Canarian) zone occurs along a strip of Atlantic coastline about 10 miles (16 km) wide running from Saint-Louis to Dakar.

On the sixth floor, one apartment had a corridor 60 feet long and 4 feet wide running from the front door to the parlor.

An option-style quarterback opens up rushing opportunities for himself and his running backs: defenders are forced to account for the threat of an inside handoff, which can open up wide running lanes.

Until near the end of the war, a strip ranging from 100 miles to barely one mile wide running from the North Sea to Switzerland remained under German military occupation.

"There must be other villages like ours, right?" The armistice ending the Korean War in 1953 created the DMZ, a strip of land two and a half miles wide running about 150 miles from coast to coast.

The New Bedford River, 100 ft wide, ran parallel to it about 1/2 mi to the east.

The bridge, about 12 feet wide, runs underneath the elevated Bruckner Expressway.

A third volcanic region, which is 250 miles (400 km) long and 40 miles (65 km) wide, runs between Lake Urmia (Orūmiyyeh) and the city of Qazvīn.

— Incites a Bidding War  |  "The 1,885-foot-long 1,885-foot-long 1,885-foot-long, runstripofgh East Hampton Town from Montauk Highway to the Atlandic Ocean," Newsday reports.

The secondary "K2" strip, 2 m wide, ran alongside the signal fence, while the primary "K6" strip, 6 m wide, ran along the inside of the fence or wall.