Sentence examples for widened it by from inspiring English sources

To complete the outdoor transformation, the couple extended the entire length of the house and widened it by about 2 meters (6.5 feet).

He took the lead at the 14th hole with a 75-foot pitch for eagle and kept it to the final hole, where he widened it by hitting a towering 197-yard shot with a hybrid club to set up a 10-foot birdie.

We followed this recommendation and widened it by using the 25th and 75th percentiles, which allowed us to examine whether those patients with an extremely short delay differed from patients with a medium PD.

The first stage involves widening it, by reducing traffic lanes.

The most ambitious changes proposed by Dave Houston, Charles White and Ron Campbell, Ford engineers, to make the Explorer more stable -- widening it by two inches and lowering the engine two to three inches by switching from a twin I-beam to short long arm (S.L.A).

About a year since I attained that concept which I do not fear ever to be obliged to alter, though I may have to widen it, and by which all sorts of metaphysical questions can be tested in accordance with entirely safe and easy criteria, and a sure decision reached as to whether they are soluble or insoluble.

Yet, in submitting the Dissertation to a friend at the time of its publication, he wrote: About a year since I attained that concept which I do not fear ever to be obliged to alter, though I may have to widen it, and by which all sorts of metaphysical questions can be tested in accordance with entirely safe and easy criteria, and a sure decision reached as to whether they are soluble or insoluble.

First it converted the Maroon Creek Bridge for automotive traffic by widening it with a timber deck, which was then paved and supported with outriggers.

A late-night screening of The 400 Blows might only be watched by 100,000 viewers, but every one of them will have their worldview transformed, augmented, heightened, or widened, by watching it.

In 1899 it was widened by the addition of a footpath, while by 1904 it had been strengthened and widened by an average of 9 feet 6 inches (2.85 m).

The band gap is firstly narrowed by hole-doping and then widened by electrons introduced by oxygen vacancies and Ali.