1.   Plainly, Sybil was about to have her horizons widened.

2.   It widened my horizons with outings to international golf at Ganton, football at Roker Park, camping at Scarborough and several journeys between Barnard Castle and North Wales.

3.   For most of them, this marks some kind of growth, but they have to pay stiff personal prices for widening their horizons.

4.   For travelers, the pilgrim is said to symbolize the will to explore and widen the horizon both in a religious sense and in everyday life.

5.   If the handful of household-name companies continues to lag, however, investors will have to widen their horizons.

6.   She continues to widen her horizons.

7.   They had matured, shed their stereotypes and widened their horizons.

8.   Now Hull is looking to widen its horizons with Brescia, a team whose lineup includes Roberto Baggio.

9.   Students today are better developed mentally and physically, more mobile, and have more freedom and opportunities to widen their horizons.

10.   Tajudin added that the campaign to urge local holidays was perhaps too restrictive and will suggest to the Government that the travel horizon be widened to Asean nations.