Sentence examples similar to a narrow round of from inspiring English sources

"I think Joshua's got his name on the medal - he's destined to win that medal the way things have gone with him," Price added, with Joshua's narrow round-of-16 triumph over skilful Cuban Erislandy Savon in mind.

She "knows what people think about her," and it inhibits her in her dreaming — dreaming in response to that lovely house, for instance, which seems to represent a finer possibility than her actual narrow round of life.

He is reliant on a narrow circle of narrow thinkers.

America favours a narrow, "manageable" round, limited to the core agenda of agriculture and services, plus industrial tariffs.

He designed and built the high narrow round tower, while the battlements are a later addition.

Because the high MHI cast a partial wind shadow in the easterly trade winds that blow almost year round, a narrow zone of weak winds develops on the lee sides of the islands.

At the 1994 World Cup in the United States, he led a crew of journeymen to a narrow second-round defeat to eventual champion Brazil.

In January 2009 Blackburn Rovers felt fortunate to escape Croft Park with a narrow third-round victory.

Even some defectors return so that their families won't get into trouble.Polls apartSalvador Sánchez Cerén of the ruling FMLN won a narrow victory in the second round of El Salvador's presidential election.

They moved into a narrow lead in the penultimate round of dives and a score of 75.60 from their final effort secured Reid her maiden major championship title and Daley his third European gold.

Identical small round colonies with a narrow zone of β-hemolysis on the blood agar were isolated in pure form from liver, spleen, and lung.