Preposition: on

• left: From his position wide on the left of midfield, Stuart Elliott contributed 29 league and cup goals.

Modifies a noun

• selection: Use Search for a wider selection or multiple criteria.

• community: Industry standards were then developed to meet the needs of wider communities of interest.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• steer: Alan Lee headed a Daniel Gabbidon cross over, and then Lee steered a header narrowly wide from a Gary Croft cross.

Modifies a noun

• range: The report has been reviewed by a wide range of crop experts across the US.

• variety: We provide courses in a wide variety of outdoor pursuits.

• choice: Patients continue to have a wide choice in how they wish to pay for dental treatment.

Modifying Another Word

• narrowly: Alan Lee headed a Daniel Gabbidon cross over, and then Lee steered a header narrowly wide from a Gary Croft cross.

• exceptionally: This enables students to chose options from an exceptionally wide range of modules available within the University.

• sufficiently: If enough churches participate there should be a sufficiently wide choice of churches and dates for those members who wish to take part.

Used with adjective complement

• head: Ashley Cole crossed a good ball into the area; Frank Lampard met the ball but just headed wide of the near post.

• blaze: Seconds after the restart Holmes wasted a glorious opportunity to put the game beyond doubt when he blazed wide.

• go: Offer los angeles car insurance lake a glimpse they go wide.

• fire: South's best chance came when another dribbling run from James Bridge was fired just wide of the goal.

• open: His floppy ears lifted slightly and his eyes opened wide.

Preposition: of

• post: He pushes his kick wide of the left post.

• goal: He managed to get his shot away but it went wide of the goal.