Sentence examples for wider from from inspiring English sources

This time, he worked on spreading his legs a little wider from the stretch, and staying back longer.

So far, he is noted chiefly for his Beethoven, though his interests range wider, from Renaissance polyphony to twentieth-century modernism.

The pelvis is usually wider from side to side than front to back, so it's best if the baby emerges with the temples lined up side to side with the mother's pelvis.

Dave Ewers was called up to the squad in the Six Nations and he is exactly the big, ranging runner Jones is looking for to carry wider from the breakdown as he looks for his side to play first and then tidy up if need be rather than playing safe sequences.

Analysis of results published by the Department for Education and Skills (DfES) for 2002-03 shows that the gender gap gets progressively wider from one stage to the next; but it is far more marked for some groups than others - and the boys worst affected are poor.

Some of the most famous evocations of sex from the western tradition are present, including Robert Mapplethorpe's whip-in-ass self-portrait and ancient Greek kylikes with homoerotic scenes, but the net is also cast much wider, from Japanese shunga to individualised Kama Sutra illustrations.

Only a wide from this.

One run – a wide – from the over.

He wallops it wide from 20 yards.

Five singles and a wide from the over.

Moments later Marcos Rojo headed just wide from a corner.