Sentence examples for wide umbrella from inspiring English sources
But this time, I picked a chair under a wide umbrella.
Mike G has always felt like an outsider in the crew, the mellow sidekick, and that remains true on this self-released EP, showing Odd Future to be a wide umbrella, covering the aggro and the ambivalent.
As a slight rain started to fall, each woman opened a wide umbrella, a rainbow of polka dots popping up amid the ocean of green.
We use the concept of benefit as a wide umbrella term to cover all issues relevant to the augmentation of benefits and their distribution, or, in other words, to the value of efficiency and distributive justice.
The eruption began at 19 00 UTC on 21 May with a plume reaching 15 20 km above sea level, forming a 50 100 km wide umbrella cloud, which was sustained until late on 22 May (Gudmundsson et al. 2012).
A sponge on a stick (for washing difficult to reach places,) an extra wide umbrella, and an extra long tape measure from Amplestuff.com.
For a few euros, you can upgrade from the pebbly public beaches to La Spiaggia (377-93-50-50-80), an unpretentious beach club where you can rent lounge chairs piled with mattresses (12 euros) and wide umbrellas (5 euros).
CAF AHURIRI 16 Mahia Street (64-6) 834-3833 A few streets back from the beach, this cafe offers classic New Zealand home-style baking -- award-winning sausage rolls ($2.50), custard squares ($3.50) -- and a large, sunny courtyard filled with tables, wide umbrellas and leafy native trees and shrubs.
Pitchers of crowd pleasing Czech lagers like Staropramen and Czechvar (aka Budvar) are served under wide umbrellas and large trees, to the sound of neo-polka music.
The Kurds, including the YPG but under a wider umbrella movement known as the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), count between 40-50,000 troops in their number, Mr Stephens says.
Some other attributes, such as "food security", represent wider "umbrella" concepts (or frames, see also Mooney and Scott, 2009) that cover a wide range of other (sub) attributes, such as "technological innovation", "safety" or "waste", as well as "nutrition" and "biodiversity".
