Performance measures have subsequently been revised to include individual, departmental and company –wide targets.

Even here it shows six 20° -wide "gaps" in coverage.

The 1,118-tonne structure received signals through a 26m (85ft)-wide dish.

A spokesperson for Microsoft said phishing was an "industry -wide problem".

All four wells are vertically aligned within a 660'-wide window.

It was wide--wide enough for two cars to pass each other side-by side.

They used the cable car for years to travel the 180 m (600 ft)-wide channel between the two islands.

The crash left an eight-meter (26-foot) -wide crater in the ice.

-wide gash for construction of a gas pipeline by Enron and Shell.

Some incisions were twisty, others straight and -wide enough to slip a blade inside.

My point is that there's a wide ledge here--wide enough for a dozen ships to land.

The drifts were deep, but at least they were not as -wide as the ones in their valley had been.

Brown-gray lumps swung up heads with -wide stretches of horns.

• by implementing a new chart of accounts for government -wide reporting;

The DC-3 then spun to the right and struck the south bank of the 35-foot (10.7-m)-wide creek.

The Yum!-wide effort aims to address the harsh reality that there are 850 million people suffering from hunger every day.

At both Curriculum Nights it was mentioned that a school -wide fundraiser would be held again this year.

Eyes -Wide set, large, oval shaped, and sloping towards the outer edges of the ears.

It was coming from a 2-foot (0.61-meter)-wide pipe that was part of the circulation system involving the reactor.

A recent expedition to the volcano has revealed that a 100-meter (328-foot)-wide lava dome is growing in its crater.

-wide range as compared with animals.

To perform any type of work on the 20-foot (6-metre) -wide vista along the boundary, a letter of authorization from the Commission is required.

MMs find ways and means to link own responsibilities within their organization to policy framework, implementation and government -wide issues.

-wide ope spaces are not for me.

Since then, the 10-in.-wide, colorful plastic turbines have shipped to 45 countries, with more than 2,000 installations internationally.

He came around the building and made a wide turn.

Then she looked at him with her wide, dark eyes.

His heart went out to her, alone in the wide world.

Only a wide space down the center had been kept free.

The wall was gone, the room wide and full of light.

Some of them were several feet long and almost as wide.

He looked up at her with his wide brown eyes.

Her eyes went wide with even the thought of such a move.

She turned to me to say something, then her eyes went wide.

When she turned toward him, her eyes were very wide.

The girl herself looked back at me with wide eyes.

I looked from one to the other, my eyes wide.

You never saw a person open his eyes so wide.

He took one look at me, and his eyes were wide.

You're the best little girl in the whole wide world.

He brought with him a wide experience of church work.

In 1999 I took a job with a nation wide company.

The man's face was set hard and his eyes were very wide.

Most were wide enough for a car, but only just.

And no one in the whole wide world could help him.

She turned to look at him with her eyes wide.

Her eyes got wide when she saw the two big men.

She looked down, then up at him with wide eyes.

He was going to see all of the world so wide.

And just how much of the great wide world have you seen, at your age?

He had his arms wide open and was looking at me like a child who'd done wrong.

All of them had their doors wide open but one!

They reached the door in the wall, standing wide open.

He threw his arms wide, then up in the air.

"They have left the market wide open for all competitors."

He spread his hands wide, to show they were empty.

She opened her arms wide, and June walked into them.

"Funny you left the place wide open for somebody else then."

The last person moved past us, leaving the town empty and every door standing wide open.

"Drive ahead to some place wide enough to turn around," G-8 said.

The woman gasped in pain, and her eyes shot wide open.

Far and wide there was not a sign of any living creature.

He spread his arms wide, and then pointed at her.

I keep my ears wide open; that's how you learn.

The minute she heard that, her eyes popped wide open.

Open wide, I'm going to put your contact lenses in.

We feel the drop in price has made the market wide open."

I pushed my face against his with our mouths wide open.

The back of his skull was gone, blown wide open.

He could feel it back there in his brain, waiting, its doors wide open.

Finally he spread his hands wide along the edge of the desk and stood up.

The arm is often straight, with the fingers spread wide open.

He spread his hands wide, and Power filled the cliff top.

Those gray eyes popped wide open, but he pulled back before she could.

Instead of travelling far and wide I get to know the local environment.

You have to be open to the wide range of things that can go wrong in the world.

He pointed down to the wide space just inside the wall.

The three men inside moved as one to the wide, open doors.

News of his death only became known to the wider world six months after he had died.

I went to the wide double window and looked up.

He said that information would not be given to the wider health care community.

He did not come out to the wider public until ten years later.

His effort from outside the area goes to the wide left of the target.

But it has changed and become more open to the wider world.

He walked to the wide windows that looked out on the town.

"I need to explain why they matter to the wider environment."

He pulled her head to his, then the scene cut away from them to the wide view of the square.

A second later the shot changes back to the wide angle, and there are still only two men at the table behind.

David said quietly, more to himself than to the wider world.

Besides, he was dead to the wide on the back seat when it happened.

Stories are central to how we think about the world: from the individual to the wide sweep of history.

In 1993, the Internet was introduced to the wider public.

It is where the University reaches out to the wider community.

It would be another way to get his mother connected back to the wider world.

Then I stepped back to the wide window and studied the view to the west.

It would be a very bad example not only to Czech society, but also to the wider art community'.

As usual, only one side of the question has been allowed to get to the wider public.

After so much white wine, and she let herself be dragged over to the wide bed.

Both have given their names to the wider culture of the region in that period.

"He's always saying different things to the running backs, to the wide receivers about what we should be doing."