Sentence examples for wide splits from inspiring English sources

Madden said Davis sat beside him on a bench and asked, "What are you doing?" Madden said: "I told him how they had wide splits and gaps and I was going to line up my guys in the gaps and hit the gaps.

The repairs in the 19th century had used modern concrete when patching the walls, and this, combined with erosion from the river, soon caused extensive damage: wide splits formed up and down the tower along its northern side.

That assured the wide split of allegiances that was evident Wednesday.

I was ushered into a wide split-level room that had been set up as a television studio.

That's quite a wide split and very similar to the 8pt difference in Obama's approval rating among the two groups right now per Pew.

For example, a January, 2012 P.R.R.I. poll question on same-sex marriage revealed a wide split between religiously observant and non-observant constituencies.

Given the wide split between Republican and Democratic approaches, the polarized politics in Washington, and the overriding need to find a way out of the morass in Iraq, it will be an uphill battle to achieve consensus on health care any time soon.

Bryan was ridiculed for, in H. L. Mencken's words, "uttering stuff that a boy of 8 would laugh at," and the end of the trial signaled the increasingly wide split between religious fundamentalists and those who advocated the theory of evolution.

There is a wide split in satisfaction between England, Wales and Scotland.

On mobile, of course, there is still a wide split between ads on the web and in apps.

The White House science office, which last fall asked for input on public access, recently released nearly 400 public comments that reportedly reflect the familiar wide split between supporters and opponents of such policies.