The phrase "a narrow sweet" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a specific context, perhaps describing a type of flavor or a particular kind of treat that is both narrow in shape and sweet in taste.
Example: "The dessert was a narrow sweet, elegantly presented on the plate, enticing everyone at the table."
Alternatives: "a slim treat" or "a delicate confection".
The 3D effect has a pretty narrow sweet spot; this is a factor of the parallax barrier tech, similar to the Nintendo 3DS.
Yuca: "Resembles long, narrow sweet potatoes covered with bark.
This way, your checking account's balance is always in the narrow "sweet spot:" high enough to avoid fees, but not so high that you miss out on investment yield.
Whereas a burger has a wide range of temperatures it can be cooked to anything from medium rare to well done probably won't be sent back chicken has a much narrower sweet spot.
She has high cheekbones, a narrow nose, a sweet mouth, slim fingers, big eyes, and a lean frame.
The via Mancini is a narrow lane off a sweet little piazza; Mr. Ceccarelli pulled one of my suitcases and waited to see that my key worked; I'd been slightly worried it might not.
Apart from Mr Chubais, they include the tycoon and power-broker Boris Berezovsky, who seems to be enjoying sweet revenge after a narrow escape from prosecution at the behest of Mr Primakov.Apart from Mr Berezovsky's financial power and the media he controls, the Kremlin has several other trump cards, all used to good effect in thwarting the five impeachment motions.
Most importantly, sweet cherry has a narrow genetic diversity further reducing the possibility of identifying a large number of SNPs.
And in Barcelona, Happy Pills exploits nothing more than a narrow space between two buildings to create a sleek sweet shop.
Life is sweet — or at least as sweet as possible for the hard-working family, which lives in a narrow house between tracks in the Nice switchyard — until Zola's biological fatalism raises its head.
