Sentence examples for wider than three from inspiring English sources

Now subdivision streets can be 40 feet wide -- wider than three highway lanes -- and cars often share the asphalt with baby carriages and joggers.

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

Half-inch-thick, underlayment-grade plywood or particleboard, a paneling made from sawdust, is usually used over floorboards wider than three inches.

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

"They are really made to be a signature piece for a woman who doesn't want to wear any other accessories, except for maybe earrings," says Shiel, who adds that a cuff wider than three inches generally looks best on a long, thin arm.

SNPs that had log odds ratio CIs wider than three were omitted as these corresponded to contingency tables with low counts in one or more of the cells.

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.

The indigenous footpaths, for centuries not much wider than five or six feet across, were some of the first roads in Chicago to be widened and normalized.