When Racing won a lineout on halfway, they rolled a maul for a few metres before Masoe slightly widened the point of attack.
Toulon were geared up for it, but, from the opening moments, after the hosts made a hash of the kick-off, Saracens widened the point of their attacks, often passing to the second man out rather than the first.
Tipuric eschewed his desire to widen the point of attacks and maintain continuity as Wales built a defensive wall the Irish struggled to breach, and was Warburtonesque in his timing and strength over the ball.
Part of the project includes widening the main entry point to Lakewood Crossing, by adding turn pockets.
It was also the year when, according to Ms. Hargreaves, a gap between the rich and poor in Britain began to open up, widening to the point where income inequality today is a burning issue for those not just at the bottom of the economic ladder but also across the spectrum — shareholders, underemployed workers, unemployed university graduates, even their well-to-do parents.
Today, the gap between image and reality is widening to the point where only fantasy can bridge it.
Bennett added a long-range penalty in injury-time, widening the gap to 20 points.
Whereas Hassam's painting is tighter and more focused, the artist using scale, composition and light to create a sense of spatial compression to convey a dark canyon between buildings, Cooper includes too much open sky at top, while also widening the foreground roadway to a point where the viewer's eye nearly drifts out of the bottom of the painting.
It widens below the point where Litton Dale joins the main dale from the west, and there agriculture, especially dairy farming, has more scope.
Inequality will widen to the point where it becomes unsustainable – both politically and economically – unless action is taken to redistribute income and wealth.
