Sentence examples for base narrows from inspiring English sources

But today's indie-opera movement, which is still establishing its own economic base, narrows and sharpens stylistic parameters.

Later, under Blair, his base narrowed even further.

This part of Gundulf's wall was 4.5 feet thick at the base, narrowing to 2 feet at the top; it rose to a height of around 22 feet.

After Okinawa reverted to Japan in 1972, incomes climbed rapidly and the gap between the quality of life inside and outside the bases narrowed.

For her left arm, draw an oval on the left side of the base, that narrows in at the point that is tilted upward.

The regime's base has narrowed dramatically.

"The vetting process indicates that the hardliners' base is narrowing to an unprecedented degree," the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran concluded this week.

Since 1996, however, when he was confirmed by an election as president, his government's base has narrowed.

But it's not necessarily the case that rugby's social base has narrowed in that time.

The petals of that genus are often broad at the base, then narrowed, and finally with another broader, often dangling portion.

To make the CR less expensive, we used a single half-duplex transceiver and did energy detection-based narrow band sensing.