Sentence examples for widening steps from inspiring English sources

Wawrinka with a second serve... Djokovic, eyes widening, steps in for the kill but he puts a touch too much power on the return, which allows Wawrinka to nip ahead to 30-15.

Four types of high aspect ratio nanoporous anodic alumina funnels with one, two, three and four segments are fabricated by following sequentially anodizing and pore widening steps.

That is clear the moment you approach the main entrance's widened steps on Central Park West and see a bronze, life-size statue of Abraham Lincoln standing in casual welcome.

Three bridges along the way have just been rebuilt and widened, with steps removed to make them more bike-friendly, thanks to a lottery grant.

What I can't forget is how the 37 stone steps, widening as they descend, were transformed by undreamed of dance imagery, nowhere more so than when, soon after the start, the nine dancers rolled up those stairs.

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Live streaming is a likely next step in widening the crit's audience.

The move has been welcomed by long-term campaigners for change, who see it as the first step towards widening female participation in the church.

In what is being billed as an important step towards widening access to higher education, students will be able to take part of a degree through an online course and gain formal accreditation towards their final qualification.

"The pilot projects have been very successful, so signing the agreement here today is a great step in widening the benefits for both departments and society as it will offer prisoners more opportunities to develop skills and prepare for employment when released".

In this, he won strong backing from organizations that lobby on behalf of Britain's disabled, who said that Ivan's story, and what it told of the hardships and joys of raising a disabled child, were an important step in widening public understanding.