Sentence examples for wider avenues from inspiring English sources

It's his success as a writer that has allowed Patterson to pave wider avenues for books — both in his book publishing ventures and in philanthropy.

A novel idea, even a charming one, but Ms. Cianciolo's raw talent somehow needs to find a wider avenue.

Eminem and others who would change or substitute lyrics to please and pacify, thereby hoping to open a wider avenue to acceptance, are not compromising or sacrificing artistically.

"We're actually trying to get away from the term 'tutor' and use 'instructor' because in the longer term, we'd like to branch out into a wider avenue of subjects," said Cohn.

The city has a modern appearance with wide avenues.

But for us, it's simple: Here, the wide avenues give you a sense of space.

Kagoshima is a city of palm trees, wide avenues and warm, mild-tempered weather.

This grandiose city with wide avenues and a vibrant cosmopolitan flair is more generally European than Latin American in character.

The city has wide avenues and attractive parks as well as a large-capacity football (soccer) stadium.

Its monolithic buildings, wide avenues, soaring arches and massive squares were meant to make human beings feel minuscule and paranoid.

There are seven bedrooms and a lovely breakfast room overlooking one of Eixample's trademark wide avenues.