Use "wider" in a sentence

1. Senior Citizens who meet a wider cross-section of people are more likely to have healthy relationships than those who move in a closed circle

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2. This folder was little wider than a clip and things could have easily fallen out into the box at large

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3. In the case of dealing with patients in the medical profession the counseling takes a much wider and long-term meaning between the doctor or counselor and the patient

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4. First he changed the wheels on the rockasaur because wider wheels put more surface on the soil than the huge but narrow wheels of the rough ground rig

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5. The wider wheels are smaller, only six feet in diameter instead of eight, leaving the backbone a foot closer to the ground

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6. Turrets went out and out on other turrets, to taller towers, wider on top

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7. A castle that wasn't taller than it was wide, and wasn't wider at the top than it was at the base, was distinctly gauche

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8. looked out across these symphonic landscapes and grinned ever wider, and it was

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9. cracked and split ever wider, and spellbound by the fascination that makes a B-movie

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10. She was still standing around posing but Bahkmar was actually looking right thru her to the admittedly much wider and lumpier form of Shibet in his mind's eye

11. I cried again for the umpteenth time since my capture and incarceration below the wider world’s ever- shifting horizons

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12. By living so closely with each other we were constantly reminded that we were living, breathing, feeling children of the wider world

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13. Unlike her mother, though, she sought out images and tales of the wider world

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14. "It sounds like you've traveled wider than any of us," Nlara said

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15. A thonga is a lower, wider, eight legged version of what Alan always pictured a 'cow' would be like

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16. It had definitely gotten wider since she started walking it

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17. I needed neither but by then he was in full flow, 'Sophia is unspoiled because the village was cut off from the whole world until about thirty years ago when a dirt road was made wider, connecting the north to the south of the island and this explains why time seems to have stopped for Sophia and all its traditions

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18. There is a greater tendency in women than in men to suffer from varicose veins and prolapse of the viscera, this being due to the wider pelvis and larger number of abdominal organs

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19. members are able to have a wider choice of meeting dates than the regular introduction at

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20. The two writers asked him if he thought the syntax was just perfect? They asked for his opinions on all manner of things, and particularly whether he thought the blending of fact, interpretation and style created the most stunning and persuasive of arguments? Then they showed him the latest section of the report, which was hot off the printer, and Sir John could do nothing but open his eyes wider and wider

21. ' Ish opened the door wider

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22. On the second or third floor they traversed another long hallway, much wider than the other with fewer zigs and zags

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23. Ken’s view of the wider world was unadulterated by fact

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24. Across the road, there was a wider track, not asphalted but

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25. He opened the eye wider and saw a small ankle that disappeared into the folds of a brown skirt

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26. controls, and rather little analysis on the wider social impact of the

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27. It was similar in design to the modified sampan but was much wider in the stern and quite a bit longer, but there the similarities ended

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28. With their feet just wider than shoulder width apart, they raised the lever poles of the diggers, straightening their arms above their heads and in a single motion: both lowered their hands and with straight backs, lowered themselves by dropping into a very controlled near squat, almost a horse stance

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29. He is up on his knees in a second, leaning over her, staring into those bore hole pupils, pupils that have been shocked wider still by his sudden movement and alarm

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30. The farm track runs down for twenty or thirty yards between two fields and then opens out into a wider, gravelled area in front of a derelict farmhouse

31. It wasn’t obvious which is actually higher from here, just one is further away and gets wider at the far end

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32. “I refuse to answer that question for fear of incriminating myself!” Matt replied, his smile growing wider

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33. With each new subject the groups eyes grew wider and wider, but each seemed interested in different items

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34. His grin grew wider and his eyes were like pools of water

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35. Beyond, a wider area held clumps of arching hairy sticks bearing fruit

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36. The wider parts of these streets were normally where hill folk parked their wagons when they came to town

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37. “And Belle, what if he sees the wider world and decides Tahoe is just too small for him

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38. The pillar grows wider as it nears the lofty ceiling, close inspection can show that it blends into the globe above

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39. The engines are larger than I thought and are wider than a normal semi

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40. Buttworst used on his hunting expeditions and it was no wider than a foot

41. The trail we ran down now was wider than the previous bicycle path had

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42. Jean decided to cast his net a little wider, and leant

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43. Lmuthra Khume was just as crowded, but since it is quite a bit wider and more open, he was able to pick up his pace a little and he now had the wind to jog when he could

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44. Not only did it span one of the city's wider roads, but it was inclined at a steep angle, moving from a two level structure to a four-story warehouse

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45. The mouse opened its mouth, wider, then wider and two huge fangs dripping in slime buried themselves in the giants hand

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46. And then the fundament tore open to reveal a venereal slit that slowly spread wider and wider

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47. As arts and commerce, indeed, gradually spread themselves over a greater and a greater part of the earth, the search for new mines, being extended over a wider surface, may have somewhat a better chance for being successful than when confined within narrower bounds

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48. They have a much wider range, and may draw them from the most remote corners of the world, either in exchange for the manufactured produce of their own industry, or by performing the office of carriers between distant countries, and exchanging the produce of one for that of another

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49. Her eyes grew even wider when she caught sight of moving parts along the sides of the room and steam rising from the bases

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50. Her smile became even wider when she realised that she was naked and that right there next to her, in her bed, was a man – also very naked

51. She opened the door wider and stepped aside to allow them to enter, all the while staring unabashedly at Zarko

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52. It soon became apparent that the boulders were getting steadily wider and the gaps around them ever smaller

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53. And then these jaggedy streaks filled with purple and became wider

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54. They were now in a short corridor that met with the much wider one that ran the entire length of the mid-section and provided access to all the storage chambers on that deck

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55. That would at least explain why it’s been placed where it is, as a thruster fuel line, would not only increase the power of the explosive but would also allow the detonation to spread along the pipe causes much wider damage

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56. Watchful eyes of soldiers never left the crowd funneled in from smaller streets to wider ones

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57. They were little more than wide tracks, unpaved and not much wider than one of the colony’s electric buggies

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58. She looked at Jesus and the smile became wider

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59. With the benefit of the Elusivers’ collective knowledge he saw things from a wider perspective, the logic of the humans’ threat

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60. industrial buildings and modest new estates, plus a watercourse that at first couldn't decide if it was a brook or a drain but soon became wider and

61. big man, as tall as Danny but a lot wider, with

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62. But the open mouthed grin between those two bushy splotches of hair was wider than the earth

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63. saw them with wider shoulders and slimmer

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64. There’s at least a general consensus that women need a wider stance than men

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65. It was worth it though just to see Nobby Clark’s jaw hit the deck if it had gotten any wider the train might have mistook it for a tunnel

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66. They were wider for a start and better fortified they had willow branches woven into the trench walls and timber props to shore up the trench walls

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67. death of President Lincoln, the attempt on Secretary Seward, and the wider plot to kill Vice President Johnson

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68. “Upstairs is where we sleep,” Thad explained, with an ever wider grin as he said, “though there is nothing there you haven’t seen countless times before, I’m sure

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69. In the late 1960s he saw the so-called trailer park was past the fad stage and that people were moving ever larger, wider trailers onto them as permanent

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70. His eyes became wider and roamed wildly over the pitch darkness, desperately searching for an escape he couldn’t even see

71. The Hermit’s grey and white hair was being replaced by a raven colour; the eyes became wider, more youthful with every surge of power from the globe

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72. The floor cracked and split wider and wider with a deafening sound

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73. As the rift grew wider, inhuman claws gripped the edge and a demon some twelve feet tall and slavering through its many pointed teeth stood before the adventurers

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74. She dug her fingers into the wider crevices and wiggled the piece

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75. Holding his breath he nudged it wider, his knife held low, ready to stab a leg rather than a chest

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76. The trail had now become smoother and wider, as it got closer to the main road

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77. Shall I continue?" His smile grew even wider as he contemplated my future

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78. As the whirling brushes drew nearer, my eyes grew wider, and my shouts grew wilder

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79. Shooting down, riffling across a wider shelf, then it pooled up, seventy-five or a hundred millimetres deep

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80. Quickly losing all sense of time even as the shadows lengthened, Nibbles began to shoot, some with flash, some without, some zoomed in, and some at a wider angle

81. The man led the way behind the colonnade, passing several tall paneled doors before turning down a side corridor that was wider than my room

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82. The Emancipation Proclamation crippled the Confederate economy, leading to even greater numbers of runaway slaves and a wider general strike among slaves still on plantations

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83. He grew wider, taller as he stepped back, the heavy lines of his face rearranging themselves into a more sinister mask

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84. He would inevitably have to engage in a wider search than merely browse just by standing in one place

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85. It seemed to be shaped like a huge mount, wider at the base and narrow on top, like a solid triangle of sorts; a tetrahedron master Olom would call it, Hilderich thought

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86. He opened the door slightly wider and peered around it

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87. Fewer but larger trees, wider openings and more space overhead

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88. “Is that what it did before? That’s wondrous! It makes way for us! The passage is wider now! Look!”

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89. It has damaged the moral authority of the wider church

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90. The Patriarch returned an even wider smile, his teeth sharply white as if made from porcelain

91. I have become much more interested in the wider aspects of spirituality and more open to discussing such difficult issues as reincarnation with others

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92. Then he made his arms go wider then taller, and then behind him, then said his word “Father

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93. The trunk was several times wider than her

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94. Their narrow path intersected a wider one that veered off at an angle, and the larger presence in the background held the promise of finally becoming solid ground

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95. She shook his arm off, but that only made him smile wider

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96. Russell shook it and grinned wider than ever

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97. I additionally propose that Jesus’ death upon the cross, was and is a parable, a simplified example, standing in place of something of far wider worldly significance

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98. I will have to cast a wider net for the information that will answer the question that is still outstanding

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99. To resume, at that later date implied in the previous paragraph, having been drawn back once more to the quest by some unidentifiable feeling, my first attempt at having cast that wider net mentioned at the end of that earlier time, came up with little of additional value except that by AD 664 the Islamic Empire had reached its greatest expansion

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100. Upon my return, I gave Bob his water, he took a sip, and then Bob turned on his side to see me, with wider eyes than he had shown in a little while and said “Hey man, I’m going to give you a ticket