Sentence examples similar to widest during from inspiring English sources

Detroit nearly won 15 seconds into overtime when Sergei Fedorov shot wide during a breakaway.

Blood vessels normally relax and grow wider during stressful conditions to allow blood to flow more freely.

Turnout among 18- to 35-year-olds traditionally lags behind other age groups, a gap that grows wider during midterms.

It flows only after exceptional cyclonic storms ("willy-willies") and may be several miles wide during high flood.

Kenya bowled 37 wides during the match – equalling the record for the number of wides in a one-day international – on the way to a 205-run defeat.

If you have ever wanted to experiment with wines, to range far and wide during a meal, 10 Cases is the place to do it.

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas last week blasted Trump's "egoistic policy of 'America First,' " and said that "the Atlantic has become wider" during his presidency.

With the advent and spread of Islam, that tradition was carried far and wide during the course of the 7th to the 10th century.

While the 2009 Okun miss appeared to be a big one, the relationship has a history of kicking wide during particularly deep downturns.

This option has gained increasing interest world-wide during the last couple of years, as can be observed by growing interest for ECBM in the latest GHGT conferences.

André Ayew and Tom Carroll both shot narrowly wide during that period, but it still seemed a case of too little too late for a team that has a tense couple of weeks ahead.