Sentence examples for widening it in from inspiring English sources

French court etiquette at the time required a substantial number of enfiladed rooms to satisfy court protocol; the demand for space forced May to expand out into the North Terrace, rebuilding and widening it in the process.

In the decades that followed the residents slowly widened it, in part at his urging.

The county plans to widen it in 2008 to relieve congestion.

The Great Depression radically altered this limited view of government in the United States, as it had earlier begun to widen it in Europe.

The studio will put out the film, which Scorsese began developing a quarter-century ago, in limited release right before Christmas and then widen it in January.

SACRAMENTO — Mike D'Antoni has played his rotation like an accordion, compressing it sometimes and widening it at others in search of a middle ground with his veteran placeholders and younger players.

And so I'm trying to widen it, trying to put in more than just looking ahead.

Ms. Kaminsky tightened the focus to Gertrude Stein, and then widened it to take in Stein's relations, friendly and contentious, with the writers and composers of her milieu.

This is a much loved highway, as passionately defended against the Philistines (anyone wanting to straighten or widen it) as any place in the county.

Such hostages to fortune surely explain why the two Eds would rather focus the spotlight on the City than widen it out to take in Downing Street.

An enormous wardrobe is crammed into a corner of the living room because eventually, when walls come down and doorways are widened, it will look nice in our bedroom.