Sentence examples for wider events from inspiring English sources

Back then the film provided a feel-good reprieve from wider events (race riots, assassinations, Vietnam).

We are shocked by both our loss and the wider events in the city".

Chapters are prefaced with newspaper reports that shed light on wider events at home, where Miri experiences first love with a boy named Mason.

He took what was an amorphous, sensationalist form – the romance – and created a "novel", a book interested in character, representation, the relation of the individual to wider events, nation and politics.

Looking at some of the year's game-changing music, from Tom Jones to the Beatles, Savage writes about how the songs were inflected by the era's wider events, including Vietnam, drugs and the birth of popular feminism.

In Perfect Strangers, a character says: "If you dig hard enough, there are at least three great stories in any family" and Poliakoff's use of the family as the arena in which wider events reverberate has became as characteristic in his work as the large mysterious houses, the archives of sound or images, or the hidden corners of history.

There's significant opportunity for fundraising if you turn it into a wider event, you can offer spaces for stalls or a car boot sale alongside the race.

These evictions were part of a wider event that came to be known as the Highland Clearances, during which people whose culture had existed there for millennia were forced to emigrate.

The hope is also that the stroll will be the first of similar neighborhood-wide events.

Later another Emory student, Kereisha Harrell, told the Associated Press she worked with Hossain and Kabir on a committee at Oxford College that planned school-wide events.

"We're sectarian, and the Y.M.C.A. is nonsectarian, but now everybody shares the gym, the pool, the cardio equipment, the multipurpose room, and also community-wide events" in the 23,000-square-foot building.