Sentence examples for wider to match from inspiring English sources

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My box would be five centimetres wider, to match my shoulders.

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These are specifically aimed at babies taking those first tentative steps, so they are reassuringly wide to match baby-feet and they boast having "slip-resistant soles", which sounds like it must be a good thing.

Witherspoon has one of the most extraordinary faces in the cinema, with an effortless mile-wide grin to match and eclipse Julia Roberts or Hillary Clinton.

Inorganic semiconductors have several advantages over conventional dyes: (1) The bandgap of semiconductor nanoparticles can be easily tuned by size over a wide range to match the solar spectrum.

Of course, this has to be long enough to ensure that your lens actually has an aperture wide enough to match the shutter speed, but fast enough that your lens has an aperture small enough (and so that you're able to hand-hold the camera, if that's what you're doing, and you should be).

He was probably in his early-50s, barrel-shaped with wide, round eyes to match his wide, round balding head.

When Catherine rubs her head and talks of "bones grinding underneath my skin," you want to stop the movie and summon professional help, yet at other times she comes across as a spoiled little rich girl, and there isn't a flicker of the wider world — nothing to match the unforgettable shot of Ullmann, in "Persona," huddled in the corner of a room and shrinking in horror from the images on TV.

Ray films their ingenuous mutual passion with a wide-eyed pictorial ardor to match, but balances it with the societal obstacle course of deceptions and evasions, threats and terrors of which the couple's life on the run is made.

These include a "clear regulatory signal" that the government will not incentivise coal by tightening the emissions performance standards for existing coal plants and setting a UK-wide decarbonisation target to match that in Scotland.

This method uses sophisticated text data mining (categorizing and clustering using words and multiword phrases) in conjunction with NIH-wide definitions used to match projects to categories, while improving consistency and eliminating variability in the definition of the research categories reported.

Three years on, there is a stalemate – to match the wider stalemate in the wider search for a Palestinian state that can live alongside Israel".

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