Sentence examples for wider ones from inspiring English sources

Compared with narrower platforms, balance movements decreased on wider ones.

I just rebuilt both wheels, replaced the chain and cassette, put on new handlebars (the old, wider ones made me feel like I was driving a yacht), and installed some gorgeous mudflaps made by the most gifted and patient of my friends.

But at several of the towers built since 2001, including the Bank of America building near Times Square and 7 World Trade Center near where the twin towers stood, the developers have decided on their own to include either additional stairwells or wider ones.

Narrow leather belts are straight from Jenna Lyons's playbook for J. Crew, and you can also buy wider ones ($48) along with the letter-buckle of your choice ($28), a fitting retort to corporate logomania.

Analogously, the narrower specimens presented a lower residual flexural strength than did the wider ones.

Airbus plans to reduce the size of its window seats to make room for wider ones in the aisles.

The Americans were the wide-eyed ones, the Europeans the hard-bitten sophisticates.

Current zoning does not differentiate between wide and narrow streets, and some residents say the rules allow overbuilding on narrow streets while unduly limiting development on wide ones.

"Try a wide one on your right foot and a regular one on your left," Seales suggested.

It is a wider one than is realised".

And he does have a swish at a wider one.