Sentence examples for work wider from inspiring English sources

Having to save money, he said, gave the council the opportunity to work "wider and deeper" with private, public and voluntary sector organisations, to become what he called a "convenor and curator" of service providers across different sectors.

An advance in technology, the invention of the printing press, gave his work wide availability.

The ball is worked wide very quickly and then grubbered back inside.

Sackey finally brings him down before it is worked wide and Armitage is forced to save England with a last ditch tackle.

The ball was worked wide to Michael McGlinchey, whose ball into the box fell to Bonevacia and the midfielder made no mistake from close range.

"I always want to work bigger, wider, more flamboyantly".

The low paid and poorly regulated work perpetuates wider poverty.

Their work sparked wider interest in the Nashville garage sound, and suddenly its extent became apparent.

Now the publisher of Buck's digital backlist, Open Road is trying to move her work into wider circulation again.

Smooth muscles generally work over wider ranges of length than striated ones, but there are a few exceptional striated muscles.

The Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) has recruited a panel to advise on its work and wider industry issues from the perspective of readers.