Sentence examples for would be wide from inspiring English sources
Some districts would be wide and largely rural.
"That one would be wide enough for a dining table and chairs".
Everyone would be wide awake, but it was always April that I singled out.
But Fassel said his most likely choice to return punts would be wide receiver Ike Hilliard.
But the idea that this is a singularly avant-garde statement would be wide of the mark.
But other government officials, independent Asia experts and industry officials said Mr. Cheney's agenda would be wide ranging.
"I remember holidays in France where you would be wide-eyed at the food on display at service stations.
Services would be wide-ranging – some delivered as structured therapy, some peer-to-peer support or group work.
He said the review of the Kiwis' World Cup campaign would be wide-ranging and cover coaching, management team structure, resources, accommodation and travel itinerary.
Broader steps to make the system not reliant on parental discretion – introducing real online ID checking – would be wide-ranging, have substantial consequences, and face vehement opposition from civil liberties campaigners.
The movie would end, and everyone else would be asleep, but the two of us would be wide-eyed, like, 'This is sick!' " In Malibu, as the sun rose, Mr. Cooper delivered a barrage of questions, trying to sniff out telltale signs of a fellow movie-geek: Did I like Ernst Lubitsch?
