Sentence examples for widening two days from inspiring English sources
HIALEAH, Fla .— His fortunes turned upside down in the span of a week, Newt Gingrich sought on Sunday to rally his grass-roots coalition against the heavy campaign machinery of Mitt Romney, whose resurgence was punctuated by new polls showing his lead in Florida widening two days ahead of the Republican presidential primary here.
While this round will continue for at least another day, Christopher Hill, the chief American negotiator, made it clear on Thursday that the gap had widened over three days of talks.
Once the path was widened, in the eighteen-thirties, a horse-drawn carriage could make the trip in less than two days.
After spending $220m of its $8.7 billion of reserves in two days, on June 27th President Andres Pastrana's government in effect devalued the currency by 10%, by lowering (and widening) the band in which it trades.
For a second time in two days, the United Nations mission in Afghanistan issued a statement urging unity, reflecting the deep fears among Western diplomats that the recent crisis could widen Afghanistan's ethnic rifts.
The pupil widens during the following twenty days, and the change in pupil size corresponds well to the growth of the corneal lens.
It employs natural language so that a search for "documents I worked on last week" will simultaneously limit the search to documents in the last seven days and widen it to all documents including emails and Word files, something it does more comprehensively than in Yosemite.
About 2 million gallons of its nearly 20-million-gallon load spilled when the Prestige, a Greek-owned, Bahamian-registered tanker, foundered after leaking a trail of oil for six days from a widening crack in its unlined hull.
Three days earlier, undetected cracks widened into a five-foot hole in the roof of a Southwest Airlines flight, forcing the plane, a 737-300, to make an emergency landing at a military base.
THE wheels of the art world turn in widening arcs these days.
