Sentence examples for wider than four from inspiring English sources

There are other rules — including, for example, that the balcony may not be wider than four feet, 1.2 meters — as well as limits on the size of the water tank and the thickness of the walls.

Make them as long as you want, but no wider than four feet, so you can reach the interior of the beds without having to step inside, to keep the soil light, loose and untrampled.

Other designers turn to engineered floors when they need planks wider than six or eight inches.

I couldn't help noticing that the apertures among the chain links were slightly wider than two inches.

The island is a little more than twenty miles long, and for most of that length it's no wider than two or three residential blocks.

Two stretches of sand, two of grass and one of pebbles, none wider than nine feet, cover only the edge of the river highway.

Though the fusillade this weekend caused a panic in Gardez, the rockets themselves were small, leaving craters no wider than three feet.

And when it is broken down, no part of the cube is wider than three feet, so it can fit through a standard door.

"It was clear then that this was wider than one rogue reporter," said Harris, who was on maternity leave when the case settled.

Its twin canisters are housed in a white chamber trimmed in sky-blue, slightly wider than two city buses side by side.

Because of the old labyrinthine layout of Lower Manhattan, which made for narrower streets, sidewalks much wider than five feet would come at the expense of many a car's side mirror.