Sentence examples for almost too narrow from inspiring English sources

Because this was the only area in which Jews could live in Venice, houses are densely packed and rise to seven stories; alleyways are almost too narrow for two people to pass.

The fire station, if you want to know, is an ornate nineteenth-century structure almost too narrow for the modern fire truck recently purchased by the alderman in Cabot City, of which Haskells Crossing is an outlying ward; after each call, usually a false alarm, the truck backs into its berth, excitedly beeping, with only a few inches to spare on either side.

And "social" says Bartz, doesn't begin and end with Facebook: "You know, social is a word that has almost become too narrow.

No one thinks that the error bands are too narrow, and almost no one is arguing that the sample is too small.

I think it's too narrow, it's almost based on whether you've got a good memory, rather than an understanding," he says.

Tyson was almost cute, but his eyes were too narrow.

"Going almost exclusively after young women might be too narrow a focus," he added.

With the long narrow wings of a glider, it looks almost too fragile for its intended journey to the edge of earth's atmosphere.

If they rest very high up, almost on top of the spine, then the saddle is too narrow.

A 1991 study found that almost 90percentt of women routinely wear shoes that are one to two sizes too narrow.

"Chutes Too Narrow" is another unlikely delight, a half-hour album so breezy you almost forget it's overstuffed with words.