Sentence examples for widens from the from inspiring English sources

But the Seventh District, which widens from the western suburbs of Atlanta to the Alabama border, is not quite the same solidly conservative turf that first elected Mr. Barr as part of the 1994 Republican revolution.

The shore ice then gradually widens from the shoreline, and either the central region forms as described above by accumulation of frazil or the two sides of shore ice join.

*The narrow forehead widens from the cheekbone to chin.

The street itself widens from thee crest below the Exchange, becoming a dual carriageway from this point south to the major junction at the southern end of the Oval.

Refining margins widened from the second quarter and plants ran at close to 95percentt capacity, the company said.

Losses per share widened from the 5 cents originally reported in the first quarter, to 48 cents, and from 19 cents, to 77 cents in the second quarter.

The focus is widened from the corridors of Whitehall to the selling of the war on both sides of the Atlantic.

This year, although spreads have widened from the historic lows seen in May, they have settled at a modest two percentage points or so.The performance of the equity markets has also been impressive.

The loss edged past Wall Street analysts' estimates, but widened from the first quarter and stood in stark contrast to the profit of $423 million, or 13 cents, reported in the period the previous year.

I was pleased to see the article "Schools' Gossip Girls and Boys Get Some Lessons in Empathy" (front page, April 5), especially as its scope widened from the efforts at Scarsdale Middle School to those of similar movements across the nation.

Triton PCS, the wireless telephone company, said today that its third-quarter loss widened from the similar quarter last year and it added fewer subscribers than expected but revenue rose 50percentt as customer turnover remained low.