Sentence examples for wider day from inspiring English sources
The strikers, who were taking part in the wider day of action over public sector pensions last November, were moved to a tram stop separated from the building they were picketing by tramlines, Moss said.
While Baillieu's view is understandable, given the horror and fear generated by terrorism, it does risk losing sight of the wider, day to day risks posed to all users of digital services if governments systematically undermine data security.
And if John Elway smiled any wider Sunday night, his face would have cracked.
The void up the middle got a bit wider Tuesday when Backe said that the veteran German goalkeeper Frank Rost had played his final minutes for the Red Bulls.
Sarah Palin cracked open the door to a presidential bid just a little bit wider Thursday, telling "Entertainment Tonight" that she would run in 2012 "if there's nobody else to do it".
The film, which opens in limited release today (11/16/11) and goes wider Friday, is already being touted as an Oscar contender, based on several film festival screenings in the fall.
In devices without this feature, a 1.0 V safety margin may be empirically set if the LV threshold is low (≤2.0 V), but a greater margin (e.g. double the threshold) may be necessary in case of high thresholds, due to wider day-to-day fluctuations.
On June 30th, a new activist group called Tamarod, or Rebellion, called for a country-wide day of protest to demand that Morsi resign.
EUROPEAN UNION -- European foreign ministers, at an emergency session in Brussels, condemned the attacks against the United States, offered help with search and rescue efforts and in fighting terrorism, and called a Europe-wide day of mourning for Friday.
The movement, gearing up for a city-wide day of demonstration, has vowed to picket Frieze over its use of non-unionised labour, as well as stage a general protest against art as a luxury for the rich.
The TUC is consulting unions on the practicalities of a nationwide stoppage, although it will not be in time to take part in a Europe-wide day of action against austerity on 14 November.
