broaden out

Later I'll start to broaden out and focus on some of the other politics around.

That's one of the reasons that we think the market leadership will broaden out in 2001.

"We are now interested in trying to broaden out our demographics."

Was a deliberate decision taken to try and broaden out the Chicago approach?

The tunnel broadened out into an open space, about ten feet on a side.

Every so often the long streets would broaden out into squares.

"But I think this is going to broaden out, and we're seeing the start of a real recovery."

I would look to see whether the market broadens out in 2000."

"What we're trying to do is broaden out the progressive audience."

"That broadened out the audience and people really liked the movie."

I turned down a lane towards them, the front broadened out.

Even as I watched it broadened out into a great black streak.

Then we broaden out behind like a wedge of geese.

"Now, the economic problems are going to broaden out and engulf the entire country."

They moved up the wash until it broadened out and divided.

Soon his mind broadened out of the single track.

He wasn't tall, but his shoulders were beginning to broaden out.

Even if he wins he has no chance to really broaden out.

As the rally matures, we expect it to broaden out.

As a result, Canadian banks broadened out to become supermarkets of financial services.

A few yards down, the passage broadened out and became a mezzanine.

The stage is broadened out and re-enforced by a new element.

We should therefore broaden out monetary union into an economic and social union.

In this sense, a physics degree can indeed be a narrowing down rather than a broadening out.

The pain broadened out from his back to his kidney region.