Wideman in a sentence

Ironically, Wideman’s nickname is Big Cat. If anything, Martin and Wideman show that cats and dogs can get along.

Calgary Flames Dennis Wideman practises with his team at the Scotiabank Saddledome as the Flames head into the last week of regulation in Calgary, Alta., on Monday, April 6, 2015.

In 1986, when Jacob Wideman was 16, he murdered 16-year-old Eric Kane while the duo were on their way to the Grand Canyon.

Roberts made another impressive save on the stroke of half time, keeping out Markanday’s shot with his legs after the ball dropped for the wideman in the box.

Wideman lowered his shoulder and appeared to knock the wind out of Hansen, who required medical attention, was sent to hospital, before being cleared from danger.

Wright and former Jackson State wide receiver Malachi Wideman were the only players eligible for the supplemental draft this year.

Harrison is reportedly keen on making his move permanent after the current campaign is over, with the wideman reluctant to return to Elland Road regardless if Leeds are promoted.

It highlights a key trait which could benefit should they decide to firm up any interest with a bid for the former Livepool wideman.

Recently, I did research on the late Marie C. Wideman, who has a park named after her and was an advocate for arts and culture in our district.

The proposed settlement has left the Kanes confused, as they feel confident Wideman's appeal would have been dismissed if the court even agreed to hear it.

Many clubs have been linked with the wideman including Celtic.

The Buchan-raised wideman made a scoring return to the Dons starting line-up against Livingston in the final home game before the winter break.

And while a player who only broke out season last term in the Championship may seem ill-suited to start for one of the Premier League’s biggest teams, the 21-year-old former Swansea wideman is someone who will grow into the campaign.

The wideman, who missed out on the World Cup squad, was given just one brief cameo—of 12 minutes— despite Nigeria playing seven matches at the tournament.

Wideman, Cecil Rice and Michael Dukes were arrested months after the November 1975 murder.

Wideman, considered “a low-risk for re-offending,” plans to eventually live with family but under state law must live for a year at a Community Corrections Center, often referred to as a halfway house.

Henderson had filed a lawsuit against the NHL, the Flames and Wideman seeking $10.5 million in damages.

John Edgar Wideman grew up in Pittsburgh and based "Brothers and Keepers," a National Book Critics awarded novel in his hometown.