Sentence examples for wider passage from inspiring English sources

This was a fragment of a wider passage about perceptions and is not what I think of him.

Sorry, that was "a fragment of a wider passage about perceptions", says Patrick, pleading the old out-of-context defence.

The MEP for the East of England said his comments about Mr Farage had been a "fragment of wider passage" but added: "I should have known better than anyone what use would be made of phrases that were both unfair and unkind".

The balloon pressure varies from 8 to 12 bar and is maintained for only a few seconds, causing the thin bony walls of the ostia to compress or fracture, resulting in a wider passage to the sinus.

There's something called a mail slot, which is a low, wide passage.

It could blockade or mine the Strait of Hormuz, the thirty-four-mile-wide passage through which Middle Eastern oil reaches the Indian Ocean.

Saint George's Channel, wide passage extending for 100 miles (160 km) between the Irish Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean.

This time, he and the other miners had pies baked in the shape of pellets so that they could fit in the grapefruit-wide passage that, until this weekend, was all that connected them to their would-be rescuers.

On the afternoon of the second day, my trail connected with remnants of the Suwannee Canal, a well-defined 40-foot-wide passage that cuts deep into the swamp's center, generally east to west, past cypress forest and lower-slung scrub and shrubs.

The long range of the sensor makes loop closures over a wide passage of open water possible.

Oil traders are speculating that one form of retaliation might be to close the Straits of Hormuz, a 21-mile wide passage separating the Persian Gulf from the Arabian Sea.